The old “Enter Quietly, Please” sign on the theatre door beside our office has always bothered me. And so, faced with a strong desire to procrastinate this morning, I decided to develop an alternative. I especially like the rousing romantic duet between Abraham Lincoln and a cowboy that’s being interrupted.
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Love it, Peter. It reminded
Love it, Peter. It reminded me of a sign in my building that I dislike. I work in the Jean Canfield Building in Charlottetown and there is a sign in the lobby that says “Caution: Door may open without warning” which always makes me wonder if there are many doors that warn people before they open. Don’t all doors typically open without warning?
Your Abraham Lincoln is
Your Abraham Lincoln is clearly a Fred Astaire to me. :-)
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