Pictures I’ve taken of the John Hancock sign at Fenway Park over the past couple of years:
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I wish people still wrote like that. I once had nice handwriting. My mom and my late first grade teacher had handwriting that rivaled Hancock’s, though.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/crabapplelane/1351204490/sizes/z/in/photostream/
That kind of handwriting is nearly extinct now. Too, too bad.
Rob – love the swooping letters!
Ms Gilardi signed my name better than I do. I would adopt that signature if I could do it. :)
Shortly after surreptitiously snapping this photo: http://www.aarundelautoservice.com/images/Annapolis-Oil-lube-filter.jpg he was politely – but firmly – escorted off the premises by the man behind the counter. Who, by the way, was not named John.
Carrie – hahahahahahahaha
And German George still doesn’t need his spectacles to read it!