[FromDC]

There is a beautiful shrub called Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow. It blooms from spring into summer. In 3 days, the flowers change from purple to lavender and then to white. Sounds like changes in life!

[Maryland Girl]

Originally Posted by DeanFL

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After golf yesterday, went to Piesanos (our fav pizza place) for lunch. Our Server was 'Dallas', a very nice young man. I noticed that he had tatoos on his arms. As usual, I asked if the tatts had a meaning for him. One arm was geometrical patterns, he likes geometry.

Other arm had, in cursive, "Yesterday Belongs to History, Tomorrow Belongs to God, Today Belongs to Me". Below was a simple graphic of the 7 continents. Above was "dots & dashes", as he told us was Morse code for the saying. I was so impressed - and he turned out to be a wonderful attentive server (and as usual the food was great).

So this morning I decided to make this tangible. Went into Powerpoint and imported a nice picture, entered the saying, printed it, found a frame, and viola'. I plan to send one to each of our 4 'kids' families across the USA (each with 2 grandkids each) - IMO a very powerful inspiring message to follow.

att is a photo I just took of my finished product>
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Also, yesterday is the ashes, tomorrow is the wood. Only today does the fire burn brightly. (Native American saying)

[rlcooper70]

I like this one .... thanks

[Redsmom]

Originally Posted by Nordhagen

I like what my son said when asked if he had a tattoo, “Would you put a bumper sticker on a Masarati?”

...Or decorate your bedroom at age 65 the same way you did when you were 16?

[PugMom]

uh-oh, i still have my Grateful Dead flag in the bedroom!

[EviesGP]

Dean. Did you get that entire pic from PPT, or did you have to clip and paste? TIA.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by DeanFL

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After golf yesterday, went to Piesanos (our fav pizza place) for lunch. Our Server was 'Dallas', a very nice young man. I noticed that he had tatoos on his arms. As usual, I asked if the tatts had a meaning for him. One arm was geometrical patterns, he likes geometry.

Other arm had, in cursive, "Yesterday Belongs to History, Tomorrow Belongs to God, Today Belongs to Me". Below was a simple graphic of the 7 continents. Above was "dots & dashes", as he told us was Morse code for the saying. I was so impressed - and he turned out to be a wonderful attentive server (and as usual the food was great).

So this morning I decided to make this tangible. Went into Powerpoint and imported a nice picture, entered the saying, printed it, found a frame, and viola'. I plan to send one to each of our 4 'kids' families across the USA (each with 2 grandkids each) - IMO a very powerful inspiring message to follow.

att is a photo I just took of my finished product>
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I always get my best inspiration from tattoos and The Ten Commandments.

[Koapaka]

Originally Posted by DeanFL

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After golf yesterday, went to Piesanos (our fav pizza place) for lunch. Our Server was 'Dallas', a very nice young man. I noticed that he had tatoos on his arms. As usual, I asked if the tatts had a meaning for him. One arm was geometrical patterns, he likes geometry.

Other arm had, in cursive, "Yesterday Belongs to History, Tomorrow Belongs to God, Today Belongs to Me". Below was a simple graphic of the 7 continents. Above was "dots & dashes", as he told us was Morse code for the saying. I was so impressed - and he turned out to be a wonderful attentive server (and as usual the food was great).

So this morning I decided to make this tangible. Went into Powerpoint and imported a nice picture, entered the saying, printed it, found a frame, and viola'. I plan to send one to each of our 4 'kids' families across the USA (each with 2 grandkids each) - IMO a very powerful inspiring message to follow.

att is a photo I just took of my finished product>
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Please include an extra print for Dallas himself, something to allow him to remember how much HE touched and influenced OTHERS!

[DeanFL]

Originally Posted by Koapaka

Please include an extra print for Dallas himself, something to allow him to remember how much HE touched and influenced OTHERS!

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yep, done and framed - will include along with the ToTV posting and a note from us - will drop it off to Piesanos for him. Thanks,
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[DeanFL]

Originally Posted by EviesGP

Dean. Did you get that entire pic from PPT, or did you have to clip and paste? TIA.

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I searched for an appropriate .jpg on line - I did want the photo to include only one person and the earth or such. Nice selection avail online and saved the .jpg. Went into powerpoint, opened a new slide. Imported that picture as a background, and added a text box with my entered saying - chose size color font etc etc. Kinda easy.
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[kendi]

Originally Posted by DeanFL

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After golf yesterday, went to Piesanos (our fav pizza place) for lunch. Our Server was 'Dallas', a very nice young man. I noticed that he had tatoos on his arms. As usual, I asked if the tatts had a meaning for him. One arm was geometrical patterns, he likes geometry.

Other arm had, in cursive, "Yesterday Belongs to History, Tomorrow Belongs to God, Today Belongs to Me". Below was a simple graphic of the 7 continents. Above was "dots & dashes", as he told us was Morse code for the saying. I was so impressed - and he turned out to be a wonderful attentive server (and as usual the food was great).

So this morning I decided to make this tangible. Went into Powerpoint and imported a nice picture, entered the saying, printed it, found a frame, and viola'. I plan to send one to each of our 4 'kids' families across the USA (each with 2 grandkids each) - IMO a very powerful inspiring message to follow.

att is a photo I just took of my finished product>
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Yesterday, today and tomorrow belong to God. And in relationship with God we are a part of all three as well.

[Shimpy]

Originally Posted by Nordhagen

I like what my son said when asked if he had a tattoo, “Would you put a bumper sticker on a Masarati?”

I like that even better.

[Rlheinz19@yahoo.com]

Originally Posted by geobet

One should think carefully about where he/she puts their tattoos. I worked for 45 yrs as a hospital RN. 20-30 yrs & sagging skin does nasty things to them.

That's why I waited until I was old to get one. Lol

[rwfisher1969]

I have always been partial to "Compromise is the essence of human experience."

[DeanFL]

Originally Posted by rwfisher1969

I have always been partial to "Compromise is the essence of human experience."

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...you must be married...
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