Friday Flags A Matter of Wishing a Safe Drive Home
As we were making our drive home, we stopped as we needed food, and the car was thirsty also.
As we were leaving the fuel stop, I looked cross the road and there was a flag pointing the way to get back onto I-95, and it shown as have a safe drive as well.
It was a happy omen as well as a good omen as the drive was uneventful, and we were happy to get back to a chilly yet comfortable home base.
Friday Flags A Matter of Wishing a Safe Drive Home
Hello Ed - opportunities to rest, relax and refresh are important parts of each journey. Moments to stop and reflect on what is happening around us can't be dismissed either in my opinion. The sights we see can often be inspiring.
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
Waterbury, CT
Michael Jacobs There comes a time when we just need to be attentive to ourselves and enjoy what we worked to achieve.
Ed, It’s nice to read you had a safe trip home, with Old Glory waving you on along your way.
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
Waterbury, CT
Lawrence "Larry" & She...
Plainview, NY
Lawrence "Larry" & Sheila Agranoff. Cell: 631-805-4400 All is good and soon our weather will be more comfortable
Good morning, Ed... delighted that you had an uneventful trip home... but so sad you did not stop over in Charlotte this year. 😞
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
Waterbury, CT
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754 well... maybe next year!
Nina Hollander, Broker Thank you, it was a good drive, and regrettably, the road to Charlotte was not open to us this year, sigh
Nina Hollander, Broker that sounds like a line from an old movie, with heavy heart!
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754 hi Ed... more like they say at Passover dinner "next year in Jerusalem."
Thanks Ed, for sharing a beautiful thought for Friday. Happy Pi Day!!!
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
Waterbury, CT
Sham Reddy CRS Thanks for stopping but what type of pie?
You are so good about capturing great photos of the flag flying proudly no matter where you are in the country!
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
Waterbury, CT
Brian England I have been known to stop and turn around to get a shot.
Good morning Ed. When I got the first glance of your phot this morning my first thought was it was captured somewhere along I-95. The hint was the height of the pole. Excellent pointer of the right way home. Glad you had a safe trip, got the rust out of your golf game and are ready for the coming golf season. Enjoy your day.
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
Waterbury, CT
Wayne Martin This was a way of offering a good path for the leg home.
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754 - Taking time off is important. Glad you got home safely.
Thanks for all the flags!
Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
Waterbury, CT
Patricia Feager As we season, taking personal time becomes more important
When driving down or up I-95 to Florida there are many times when one gets to be impressed by the very large flags beside or close to the highway. They usually flap slowly in a light breeze but always look so inspiring.
Hi Ed,
Happy Friday. I love the flag as a directional arrow. Safe travels.
You turned a simple drive into a reminder of the little joys we often overlook, Ed Silva, 203-206-0754! It's heartening to see how a friendly flag can lift spirits on the road. Thanks for sharing your thoughtful experience and spreading safe travel vibes—here’s to uneventful journeys and cozy homecomings! 🏡🚗✨
Ed, sounds like a fun drive home, and great pic of our flag blowing well.
Hi Ed- glad your journey home was a safe and uneventful one. It's rather nice having Old Glory there to wave you home.
Hi Ed:
Glad to hear you had a safe trip home back to chilly Connecticut. Nice to see Old Glory pointing the way.
Jeff
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