We just got back from a long and delicious dinner at a friend's house. I'll tell you all about it tomorrow, since it's after midnight here which means I'm nearly a pumpkin.
I saw this sign yesterday and couldn't figure out what it meant. (Ignore the graffiti. I'm talking about why the state or the city would put up a sign like this.)
Why would it have a line drawn through a parent and child holding hands? The other side of the sign clued me in on the way back. Does anyone have any guesses?
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Do not abduct children here.
Do not cross la rue ici.
(Look, you've got me speaking Franglish!)
It's a geometry lesson (somehow).
Entering seedy part of town, not recommended for children.
No pedophiles allowed.
Do not cross without holding hands.
Entering playground - children will be horrified if you are still holding their hands.
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