This was on the news before Easter.
I can´t dance, so I do not care much, but, hey, those who have some days off and LOVE to dance are not allowed to in public places due to religious issues?
Same in your place?
Another sign 💙💛:
It came in an envelope. Which I cannot find anymore!
This is for Tom´s Signs2.
Home was a dangerous place
Asbestos was a commonly used material for home insulation. It was not uncommon for people to come into regular contact with this dangerous substance. This photo shows a production worker handling a piece of asbestos material."
Ingo is so old 😉 he got headaches at school. Asbestos!!!! It was removed and also I went to another school. It even was another school-system! That does not exist anymore. I am old!
Henry 🦁´s cousin:
Look at those mighty, huge paws!!! I´d skip!!!
If it was up to me, I would NEVER ban singing and dancing anywhere. Let the people be happy. It's very sad that the asbestos problems were not addressed sooner. The companies knew it was troublesome, but it was cheap and effective so they did nothing. Same as the tobacco companies.
ReplyDeleteTo dancing and singing! And I still see so many people, also teenagers, smoking! Not expensive enough!
Delete...dancing for joy should be allowed every day.
ReplyDeleteYES!!!
DeleteI love that last photo. What an animal lover! There are some places in America that allow "mob" dancing, which is nicely choreographed so you know they must have rehearsed.
ReplyDeleteHere dancing is not that popular, though tonight is "The Dance into May"!
DeleteI don't see many people dancing these days except at festivals.
ReplyDeleteSad isn´t it? Dancing is fun (if you can do it)...
DeleteScary about the asbestos. Interesting Easter sign. -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThese days we should be safe...
DeleteYou don't see any dancing in the street unless people are drunk.
ReplyDelete"LOL"... Bill, Ireland?
DeleteDancing should never be banned. Neither should books.
ReplyDeleteAsbestos, like plastic, should never have been invented.
Yes to ALL THAT!!!!
DeleteI agree with you, those paws are HUGE!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Yes, "amazing", isn´t it! And yet so gentle! It´s but a cat!
DeleteThe puritans in colonial America had many rules about dancing and other frivolous (in their view) behavior, but the basis of the new country after the Revolution was freedom to do what didn’t hurt anyone else, and especially not any official religion. Too bad we are about to lose it.
ReplyDeletebest…mae at maefood.blogspot.com
I so agree! Do what you want as long as it does not hurt anyone!! Dance your soul out (wish I could!)
DeleteI'm not a great dancer but I love to dance and move around. It feels good. Usually I dance to my own made up songs, and please, no one wants to hear me sing. It's not very good. :) Hope your last day of April was a good day. hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteBig hugs to that! And wow, you make up your own songs? That is talent, I could never!
DeleteAnd BOOM, May is here! Time runs too fast now that the weather is great!
Smoking is VERY expensive in Australia.
ReplyDeleteHere as well and yet!!! So many school kids smoke (I pass by two schools when I go to the city).
DeleteAll great signs, Iris! There used to be a religious group in America called the Shakers (they've died out as celibacy was also a key tenet and not good for building a lasting church.) But they danced and danced!
ReplyDelete