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- Houston, Texas, United States
- A little corner in the blogosphere where I share craft items, crafty ideas and pieces of me, scattered on this page… and out… Life is like ART, it all depends on how you look @ it!
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13 comments:
What a wordless description of a toddlers and pre-school.
i'm speechless. i mean, if thats the last/closest school in the neighborhood i will home-school my kid
I have no words for this one. I have to agree with Joanie.
Tes,
This one really is unusual, maybe later you will give us the story behind the photos.
Judy
Hi Tes, for a moment I thought it looks like a public washroom till I read the sign.
Must be a story behind it I guess.
Have a nice day, Lee.
Wow, and I thought the school system here in Florida was bad. I hope this is a closed down school, and not a functioning school. I suppose you don't have to have a frilly building, with expensive equipment, to learn, but wow that is a shame.
until now, i still can't imagine such place exists. baka naman yung sign naligaw lang???
Ooops, sorry to have misled some of you guys, but the photo was meant to be FUNNY. Teehee. Truth be told, as Melissa guessed, it's an abandoned shack that has been in that spot ever since I can remember. I cannot even remember seeing anyone there. My carpool buddy and I see this shack on our way to work and it makes us laugh whenever we see that old sigh. I told her, one of these days, I'll post a photo of this weird shack (and so I did!)
No worries, our school here in Houston (and am sure, elsewhere) are much much better! :)
I am glad you cleared that up. Unfortunately, I think there are places in the world where such a school could be found.
I'm glad I read your description of this place in the comments section. I thought it looked like an abandoned shack too, and a joke, but I didn't want to accidentally offend anybody. I'm glad my first impression was right. :)
Wow. Glad to hear from your comment that this isn't a real school. Good pictures.
These are unique capture, Tes..and I'm glad you told the story in the comment section..
I agree with other...I'm also wordless for this post.
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