People & Places, Views
Street Scenes No. 14
From Mary Kay Andrews: Seen on a bumper sticker on a beat-up vehicle in Atlanta’s Little Five Points: “A day without sunshine is, like, night.”
From Alan Gordon: An apparently homeless man asks a shopper at a College Park grocery store for a ride to a nearby liquor store. When told no, he angrily cries, “God’s not gonna bless you!”
From Austin McMurria: Living in an area of the South where the Bible seems to be worshiped more than God, and the Cross is more often used as a sword than a shield — I was pleased to see rational discourse replace unmitigated hate-tweaked condemnation on a bumper sticker recently.
The sticker read: “Some Choices are Wrong.”
Have you seen a good Street Scene? Please e-mail it to keith@likethedew.com
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