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Before I sign off, I have to share two images from our day at the Art of the Car Concours in Kansas City. It was, after all, our distraction from the awesome that is Typewriter Day.
Image the First: My other daughter has taken to photography like a duck to water. She has excellent situational awareness and likes being on the other end of the lens about as much as I do.
Yes, the cars were a distraction, but I hope they made you happy, anyway. As always, thanks for visiting my little corner of the Internet.
Ha! A SM3. She never stood a chance at resistance. Another convert to the cause. Your cheque is in the mail, Dwayne.
ReplyDeleteNice E-Type Jag, too.
And Happy T-Day!
An SM3 with a special typeface and an orange ribbon? Hard not to fall in love with one!
ReplyDeleteI must say, I understand the great feeling of introducing somebody to manual typewriters. It's a vital part of the typosphere.
It's great to spread the Good News of the Gospel of Sholes & Glidden. :D
ReplyDeleteA day with classic well-loved cars is as good as a day with typewriters anyway - they are machines with a purpose and beauty. You are excused the distraction, and Happy Typewriter Day!
A sweet car and a sweet typewriter. Great to hear about the spreading typovirus!
ReplyDeleteI am normally not a fan of converting folks, but the Typosphere is an entirely different matter. Yay! (As for cars, we were at frozen custard stand this weekend and parked right next to us was a navy blue, 67 Mustang convertible. Ooooooh, says me!)
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