Brass Bowl

I can see two serious errors in this picture.  How many do you see?

The first error on the part of the driver was to go the wrong way down a one way street.  The second, and more serious error, was to argue with the police. 

You don’t argue with a cop.  You let your attorney argue your case in court.

She almost got arrested.  She did get a number of tickets.  And a entry in the Brass Bowl Hall of Shame.

I thought this license plate was cute, taken in with the plate frame.  The kicker is the expired meter, showing this Honda Fit has over extended it’s prepaid stay.  I didn’t notice the meter until I was editing the image, so I can’t say if the Ticket Troops found this before Mom made her getaway.

I see the Parking Patrol every time I venture forth into the city.  I wave at them, sometime they wave back, sometimes they look at me like I’m crazy.  Today I was standing next to a Meter Warrior at a corner, waiting on the light to change, when somebody comes up and asks her if she had change.  She was a professional, refraining from any smart answer like I would have done, rather simply stating that she did not have change.  Then the person parked his car and left without putting any money in the meter!  Yeah, she wrote him a ticket.  It’s her job.

It reminded me of this picture I took a couple of days ago.  But I think this is the result of bad karma.

Big Max is a sculpture by John Henry put on exhibition here in Tampa as part of his Peninsula Project.

John Henry is known for his tall art, and this would fit that description.

Click on the thumbnails for a 1200 x 900 image.

I was taking a new route to somewhere, and this popped up on US 92 in Lakeland.  Publix has it’s headquarters there, along with a very large logistics site.