Sign Language

Emily Oaks Nature Center speaks.....

Watch..In Couple of Days

Church and Dodge

Big Mistake this sign...

First of all, it's only written in English. At this park, almost every 'babysitter' or 'nanny' is Hispanic or Polish and sit with cellphones glued to their ears chatting away in their native tongue whilst their charges probably walked or rolled right past this sign as it's up so high and they can't read. As to the rest, who thinks of these things?! I grew up breaking most of these rules because no one bothered with signs in the old days whatsoever...you were lucky to learn not to walk too close to the swings or someone would kick you in the head, and to stay off the slides if someone with wet pants or diapers slid down before you...face first OR feet first. Twisting the swings? What fun that was...sheesh. And who is inspecting the play area before starting to play AND removing litter? C'mon. Parks were once so much fun..now they are work, and they are scary, but definitely multilingual.

Public Bathrooms..nope, not for me

I rarely if ever use them. I HAD to yesterday, and then found THIS on the wall of the stall, which almost caused a major problem for me..way too much to read, way too many instructions to follow BEFORE I could sit down. It was HELLISH trying to find sanitary napkins and tampons to put into the receptacles provided. I did however, use my foot to flush, but I also took pride in their facilities. You're Welcome!

Apparently...

there is absolutely no place, for HUGE 4 toed sloths over here....

but the Village is perfectly fine if they keep to the blacktop

YWCA

every time I pass this sign, I wonder how this is workin' for them