His sign says, Long hair freaky people need not apply. Another sign read, Anybody caught trespassing will be shot on sight. Or another, you got to have a membership card to get inside.
Tesla was definitely quite the hippie type. And at that time we were testing the limits of fitting dirty words into lyrics. Not even close to today's though. Even so, I have cleaned up a couple of the words for you! So he gets himself a pen and paper and writes his own sign that says, Thank you Lord for thinking 'bout me, I'm alive and doing fine.
Less rules and more gratitude. We could all use some of that, hippie or not!
That is all nice and good. My kind of sign is very different. Way more commercial than the hippie culture of the 60s would have wanted.
Harbor Freight is a place I frequent often. But when I go there my shopping list is for quilting items. Yes, you heard correctly! Just this morning I was there getting some canvas drop cloths for a quilting project I am working on. I also stopped by the local resale shop, The Purple Cow, and found some green linen pants on their 99 cent rack.
My project will definitely be groovy as I re-purpose and recycle once more!
