It’s always unfortunate when…
August 11th, 2010I have had an unfortunate 24 hours. Instead of moaning about it, I thought I would do a mini photo series highlighting unfortunate situations on a micro-scale… More specifically, on the short walk from Sainsbury’s Local (Bath Road) to my house. When you look around you, quite a lot of unfortunate things are occurring. Suddenly your own circumstances are not so bad! So here goes… It is always unfortunate when:
Your nice charity shop gets a traffic cone on top of it after a student night out.
You lose the sleeve of your umbrella
A ‘no ball games’ sign gets hit by a car/you hit a ‘no ball games’ sign with your car.
A man is chatting up a lady who is a good foot taller than him (not so obvious in this pic)
Some kid writes “I love weed and ganja it’s lush” on a can recycling bank
A man wears black shoes without socks
Everyone parks by a ‘no parking’ sign
When someone parks touching a ‘no parking’ sign
When a house named after an architectural epicentre of the world stands (much like the city) in a state of severe disrepair
When you see a retirement property for sale – it usually means someone has pegged it
When you see a garage in “constant use” not being used
When you see a very strange sign like this
When you see an ‘alcohol free zone’ by a pub
When the local shop makes the street look like a tip
When the neighbours AND the local shop make the street look like a tip
When the keys for your meter boxes go missing
When a beautifully ornate pot has dead flowers in it
When some chav burns your door sign.




















August 12th, 2010 at 12:50
Nice phlog (or whatever a photo blog is supposed to be called!). Makes you wonder about this country. People don’t care and people who do care have no power to do anything without incurring some sort of litigation or aggravation. It’s like when you see someone drop rubbish in the street, if you tell them to pick it up, all hell breaks loose whereas back in the day you would have been so embarrassed to be caught dropping litter you would have apologized to the person who caught you and picked up your rubbish.
We need to re-introduce shame into our culture! xx