Spitball Army

Also on the menu at El Mexicano on 20th Street South in Birmingham:
“Fish filets available individually – only $350!”

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This car emblem was spotted in the parking lot of the main post office in downtown Birmingham today.

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Southbound on Interstate 5, on the way to Reunion Event #1 in San Diego.

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Stop!…Hammer time.

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Stop, collaborate, and listen.

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This sign was on a street corner in San Diego’s Old Town, but I also saw one of these – graffitoed a bit less artfully and more sloppily – at an intersection across the street from the entrance to a cemetary in Oceanside.

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Sign over the swimsuit water extractor, Downtown Branch of Birmingham YMCA.

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That particular year, our friends at Sony were also excited, seeing as they are the purveyors of the entire back catalogs of both of these legendary artists. They put together a banner, taller than any man, to hang in our front window.

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Passing back through Harlem, I kept a lookout for the museum. I stopped at the traffic light in the center of town. Ahead of me, on the right, I could see that there were still Christmas garlands hanging on the side of the police station. One of the taller brick buildings – two stories – had a graffiti-style collage of Stan and Ollie painted on its entire southern side. Three pairs of grinning faces kept watch over a fenced-in used car lot.

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I had been driving by this billboard on my way to work almost daily for the past month, before its method seemed to !POP! in my head. You see, I had noticed the apparently unclad woman, the St. Vincent’s logo, and the word cancer, and assumed that the billboard was promoting the hospital’s breast cancer center. Very recently, I realized that there was nothing on the billboard that indicated a focus on breast cancer at all!

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