Painted on these hard-hats that I wore in my saw mill days, and on this print that I bought at the Renaissance Café are three different subjects that might look familiar if you’re of a certain age. Do you recognize the subject depicted on each item?
Those are caps that went into a cap pistol I had when I was a kid. Most girls played with dolls. I played with cap pistols complete with a holster. Always wanted to be a cowgirl. My mother has always been thankful I settled on the horses and not the guns.
As a pre-teen I used to pop those caps with a rock. Then my grandfather and I got into big trouble. We decided to throw a roll of caps into the grill with hot coals. Need I say more?!
Painted on these hard-hats that I wore in my saw mill days, and on this print that I bought at the Renaissance Café are three different subjects that might look familiar if you’re of a certain age. Do you recognize the subject depicted on each item?
ReplyDeleteThose are caps that went into a cap pistol I had when I was a kid. Most girls played with dolls. I played with cap pistols complete with a holster. Always wanted to be a cowgirl. My mother has always been thankful I settled on the horses and not the guns.
ReplyDeleteAs a pre-teen I used to pop those caps with a rock. Then my grandfather and I got into big trouble. We decided to throw a roll of caps into the grill with hot coals. Need I say more?!
Again, I'd LOVE the Renaissance Cafe.
Not sure what the paintings on the hats signify, but the paintings show talent.
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