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Posted by Bob Rochon (Member # 30) on :
 
Remember as a kid in grade school when the teacher yelled Recess?

Oh what a feeling that was, A break from the hum drum of school, so we could all go out and play.

Well as of today that's what I'm doing....

Going out to play!

We are packing up the camper and heading for the white mountains in New Hampshire, No Phones no lights no motor cars, not a single luxery.....

Just trees, birds, bugs and bears. And an occasional amusement ride for the kids. ( one of those kids is ME)

A week of sure bliss, and far far away from stress.

Taking my sketch book and going to get back to basics while I relax by the campfire.

Call me when recess is over.........and maybe I'll come in!

Just maybe!


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Bob Rochon
Creative Signworks
Millbury, MA
bob@creativesignworks.com

"Some people's kids"


[This message has been edited by Bob Rochon (edited July 29, 2001).]
 


Posted by Rob Larkham (Member # 2105) on :
 
Bob- Being from Ma myself I know exactly where you are going. Anywhere North is good for recess. Have a blast and cook a marshmellow for me.

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Rob Larkham
RL Graphic D-Sign
Chester, MA
rldsigns@aol.com
 


Posted by Dave Draper (Member # 102) on :
 
Bob

Bob, we are doing the same thing this week, getting away and getting "back to basics",
and in a "wild life" setting.

See You all In Milwaukee at the Letterhead meet! hahahahahahahahahaahah

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Bloomington Illinois USA

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you there!

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Posted by Glenn Taylor (Member # 162) on :
 
What...no dodgeball?

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Posted by old paint (Member # 549) on :
 
ifin' you wana do some secthin, you should head up ta bar-ha-baa....really pretty up thera this timea yea-r......and ya aint that feraway...tryin to type like my cous noviki talks...hehehehehehe

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joe pribish-A SIGN MINT
2811 longleaf Dr.
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Posted by Mike Kelly (Member # 2037) on :
 
Oh Yeah, Bob!!! That's one of my favorite places. North Conway, Lincoln, Jefferson, Franconia Notch. Oohh baby. And I'm sure you are well aware of all the First-Class signage all over that area. Have a swell time, amigo.

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Mike"Spud"Kelly
theSignWorx
Ashburnham, MA
978.827.4439

"Your reputation is made by others; your character is made by you."
 


Posted by LazyEdna (Member # 266) on :
 
You have actual primitive areas back east? I thought you were wall to wall cultivated city/town.... now wilderness.. that's a western location.
LE

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LazyEdna
in RL known as Sara Straw
from southern Utah
5 National Parks within 3 hours drive
Red Rock Heaven


 


Posted by Bob Rochon (Member # 30) on :
 
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

Back home and completely rested, Nothing like a trip to black bear country. I saw some really nice signage up there being done by a guy in Jackson NH I presume.

I grabbed a few photos I will post tomorrow.

It was such a contrast as to the shops that had ****ty signs done by a hack shop and the real nice signs done by a sign artist.

You can tell which stores I went in ( hehe)

This trip cleared my head and made me realize that it is more important now as ever to stay focused on creative design.

This will absolutely set any one of us apart from the rest.

And at that level, competition is between slim & none.

And LE, yes we uptight, honery, cranky, packed in like sardines, yankees still have a few remote areas left. not many but a few.

The bears make sure of that!

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Bob Rochon
Creative Signworks
Millbury, MA
bob@creativesignworks.com

"Some people's kids"



 




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