Anything, anytime!

There is an old adage in the help desk support world:

If you don't tell them what you support, you support everything.
If you don't tell them how you support it, you support it their way.
And so forth ... you get the idea.

So when I find this sign seemingly failing to say what it prohibits, does it prohibit everything? or is everything fair game?

anything anytime

Fortunately, the sign is not on a high traffic street and thereby with little real impact.

Sign seems to be oddly placed

This "Do not enter" sign is oddly placed. There is a curb along the road. A utility pole, a tree, and a support line for the utility pole. Why would any one think this is a space to drive?

oddly placed sign

Is there a special reason for the placement of this sign?

"Lu shots"

Did you see that the CVS is expanding to offer walk in "lu shots"?

CVS sign

If you find similar 'fun' signs around Franklin send them to me and we can share them here. Or post them to the Franklin Matters Facebook page. http://www.facebook.com/franklinmatters


This was originally posted to my  personal Twitter account on Saturday:

CVS is expanding their service to include walk in "lu shots" ??? @franklinmatters twitter.com/shersteve/stat…
— Steve Sherlock (@shersteve) March 16, 2013

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Reminder: early dismissal today

From the Parmenter School sign today:

Early dismissal today
PCC meeting 3/15
Auction at CBS Scene in Sat 3/16

Downtown triangle signs

On the triangle, if you have driven by this week maybe you saw one side of the sign.

If you didn't go back the same way, maybe you did not see the other side of the sign

With the eventual reconfiguration of this intersection to allow two way traffic on Main St, I expect these signs will go away. I recall from one of the preparation meetings, there is a plan for the historical water trough. It wasn't always here and can be re-located.

I hope it finds a good place. It is one of the connections to where I grew up, down the road a piece in Pawtucket, RI.

Molloy's new sign

The smiley face sign has gone to wherever those old signs may go.



A smaller version of the smile remains on the Molloy's Service Center sign.

All the gas pumps were replaced and are not yet operational.

Oak St School sign

I don't always get over to Oak St in my daily travels so when going by yesterday I managed to pause a moment to snap this photo.

Yes, I did pull over, parked safely and then took the picture.

Be safe and enjoy!