Sometimes, it seems that parking lines are merely a suggestion to some drivers. This driver almost got it right.
This driver almost got it right.
After our travels, we're spent the past couple of weeks close to home catching up and mostly recuperating from colds. We're both recovered and have a couple of weekend events planned. The weather in Nashua, NH, has been more Indian summer than fall-like with unseasonably warm days in the mid-70s part of the week and in the 60s other days.
Enjoy Your Weekend, Everyone
We're seeing Jersey Boys in Manchester, NH, this weekend
16 comments:
You wonder how some drivers ever got a licence!
Wow, with scenery like that, I would stick around home too!
...almost only counts in horseshoes and handgrenades!
We’ve had lovely weather here as well. Our peak color is this week and next.
We're having wonderful weather as well, although we're a little behind you with tree color.
We're having lovely colors around Black Mountain, so just don't look at the dried mud! I kind of sometimes park like that guy, shhh!
The trees are gorgeous.
I'm in no position to criticize bad parking! I do my best, but my aim isn't great.
You're back home? Great. I was so worried about you I was asking around, and someone told me you'd managed to leave.
The Fall photos are gorgeous. Over here today the weather is gloomy although we've had many sunny days this month. That driver certainly parked badly. :(
Man, that guy must be cross eyed to park like that. It would really piss me off.
Too many people do take those lines as suggestions--lol!
Beautiful fall trees!! Glad you guys are feeling better. :)
Here in Northern Ireland very few trees have shed their leaves as yet. Our cherry tree is just starting to shed. We won't get a colourful display of foliage for another week or so.
Love That collage…so creative! Enjoy Jersey Boys!
Those colors are gorgeous! And so glad you have both recovered from your colds. As for the truck not in the lines, there’s always one in the parking lot, or two, or three :)
New England colors in the fall are more vibrant than anywhere else.
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