I decided to share the following because it made me think of our blogging friend Pam. She sees hearts everywhere and catalogs many delightful finds.
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| Flipped 45 degrees, the image of this Asian sauce or marinade (?) start shows its love for us... |
Do you believe 1980’s parking lot Fotomat kiosks offered full photo developing services with zero amenities for its sole employee? Can you imagine any Westerner enduring such conditions today?
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That does sound like a place with worse than poor working conditions.
ReplyDeleteAs a kid I wanted to be on the inside of those booths. I probably would have hated having a job there when I was older, but I did spend some time wondering about what it was like.
ReplyDeleteI love the heart, Darla.
ReplyDeleteNever really thought about how the Photo kiosks worked. I guess you just put a sign in the window if you had to go somewhere to the bathroom. Since very little developing is done these days, I guess that particular problem is no long relevant.
ReplyDeleteOH, my. Admiral Hestorb forgot to log out. But here she and I both are! I LOVED those photomats! Never failed to scrounge up some quarters to use one. Still have a copy of one picture for one.
ReplyDeleteOH! I look for hearts everywhere too, and as the leaves are beginning to fall, those heart-shaped ones always grab my eye.
ReplyDeleteA nice heart. I remember those kiosks back in the day. What a fun memory. No I can't imagine needing one now.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day and week, my friend. Hugs. ♥
We have some strange older photos too.
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