Happy Monday! Here’s hoping you had a lovely weekend, including a wonderful Earth Day on Saturday! It was chilly and rainy in Boston, but that didn’t stop Sam and me from trekking downtown to the March for Science. Obviously no march/rally is complete without a pithy sign:
I couldn’t keep it just about science of course… it seems like pretty much everything is under threat right now….
I know what you’re thinking: “I love your sign, but this is a home decor blog.” You’re so right! And this post is actually about a different sign, one that I got for my house. So there!
I saw this sign floating around the internetz, and just had to have it for our home. The design is by Kristin Joiner of 622 Press, and I found a yard sign version available on Cafe Press through the WAWH Shop (all proceeds go to support the Wisconsin Alliance of Women’s Health).
I bought two of them — one for the front and one for the back. To hang them, I punched holes in each corner and then mounted them with screws.
They’re little, but they’re legible and I like them. Putting up signs is just a teeny tiny thing compared to all the action and energy that’s needed to actually fight for those values, but at a time when many people are scared and feel alone I think it means something.
Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed, Carol!
As a woman and a scientist, I am with you all the way!
Awesome on both counts!
I love it! Is there a boat version? ;-). Or just a smaller one … I’ll have to look for one.
Are your signs laminated?
Love,
Mom
I don’t know about smaller, but these are lawn-sign sized (like the size that a political lawn sign would be), so maybe perfect size for the boat! They’re not laminated, but they’re plastic like a lawn sign. You can see them in person soon, hurry on up here! xoxo
Excellent, thank you!!
Thanks Alice!
Love having DIYers that care about the same things I do. Keep up the good work.
We enjoy having readers like you, Lynne!
I like that one; I haven’t seen it. The one I see around here says “We don’t care where you’re from, we’re glad you are our neighbor” in Spanish, English, and (I assume) Arabic. I’m just not a sign person, or a bumper sticker person, but I am a t-shirt person.
I like that one, too!