Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Numbers: Anything with Numbers on It
Roman style
Help wanted
Photo: Garry Armstrong
Fairfield
Barber Sign
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NUMBERED
SERENDIPITY – SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH
THE GREATEST ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE BOOMERS WAS DENIM 
A FLOWERY MOTHERS DAY 
ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME 
THE LONG WALK 
SERENDIPITY - SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 
love the rude people $100!!!! Great numbers, and perfect in black and white
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It makes me laugh every time I see it.
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Love this post! “Yep, Rude people 100.00!” Yeah!
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There really SHOULD be an extra payment for all those nasty people.
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I SO agree! In fact, this gentleman’s establishment could stand to make a fortune since there are many nasty people and rising it seems.
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I don’t think you can make a fortune cutting hair in a small Valley town … but I think he’s doing pretty well. He’s got two shops now and he is popular with the menfolk.
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That’s indeed a good thing. I have yet to find a hairdresser that does a job I’m happy with. It takes time for them to know how your hair responds.
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I’ve given up. I cut it myself.
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I used to. OK, I still do. A hairdresser said if you wanted one length, you tie your hair tightly in a pony tail. Then tie another just above where you want to cut your hair, that’s what I do. If you want a layered look, tie a skin tight pony on top of your head cut straight across, automatic layers, it works too I’m happy to say.
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My only question at
March, is whether to create bangs, a pain to grow out, but my hair is thinning at rapid pace, it may help disguise this fact, not sure though.
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It took me seven years to grow out my bangs. If you cut them, they are with you a LONG time. Make sure you really want them.
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I know, my hair is thinning, but grows fast, so in my case 2 years, maybe 3 at the outside, but it’s still a hateful process. That’s why I can’t decide lol whether it’s worth it.
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Your head. Don’t say I didn’t warn you 🙂
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Lol
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I like the one “Rude People $100.00.
Leslie
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And apparently, in the “hair biz,” there are a LOT of them.
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I bet it’s hard to collect on that one.
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I am NOT paying $100 for a haircut!!!!
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Then you have but one choice: be NICE. He’s fine if you’re nice. We are VERY nice.
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You are a amazing photographer
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Thank you. I try 🙂
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Pleasure
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Would you have look at my site too? Give your views there
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I must really admire you with your good choices. I really had problems in dealing with this one. Letters were everywhere and words, but no numbers.
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Garry and I always take pictures of signs wherever we go. Garry calls them “locators” so we know where we were at the time. Most of them have some kind of number in them somewhere. My main problem is remembering where those pictures are located — which year, which month, which folder — because my libraries never find the keywords in folder inside folders. Probably it’s because I use “bridge” from Photoshop which doesn’t really give you a very good option for sorting. It’s why I often use the identical pictures often. It’s not that I don’t have others — it’s that I can’t FIND the others. And it gets worse every day.
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Marilyn, you found your numbers quickly. I’d say your method of categorizing is working well for you. I adored your post.
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Thanks. I remembered where I had pictures with numbers. I didn’t remember the month, but I knew most were from 2017 in the spring, so I started in February and found what I was looking for in April and May 😀
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