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First Evangeligal Lutheran Church Parkersburg, West Virginia
1893-1926-1934
August 2008
Some schools have had a few days with students this past week; but today marks the first day for many, many other students across the country. I'd like to send special wishes today to The Teach , Robert , and my friend Doris for a happy successful school year. Please take a few extra moments in your morning commute to watch out for our children.
this is the kid's 3rd week here!(for the teachers, our 4th!)
ReplyDeleteRuby Doors! Very good!
ReplyDeleteI am missing school. Next year I will go back, but I need this down time to heal from the fiasco that was last year.
Great post Carletta!
ReplyDeleteThat bus door is a great find!
School started yesterday here.
Thanks for playing!
That's a very wonderful church you had!
ReplyDeleteMy Ruby Tuesday is HERE. Hope you can drop by.
Great doors.
ReplyDeleteI love red church doors.
ReplyDeleteSeems like school started pretty early. Hmmm...
Paz
More great shots. I love the theme. And thank you sooooo much for your well wishes for my school year. I'm really looking forward to meeting the kids on Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteVery nice combination ! I like these yellow school buses, whe don't have them here in Belgium.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, Carletta. Red doors in a beautiful building do double duty, lol. and the bus doors so suit this time of year. Thanks much for reminding me to drive carefully. Having no children, I tend over the summer to forget about school zones and need to remember that again in September. A friend of mine teaches school, so I know that the kids here start today too.
ReplyDeleteGreat doors, and I love the angle on the bus shot. School started here yesterday too, but no school buses. We visited the States last month and it is my son's great wish that he get to ride a school bus someday LOL.
ReplyDeleteThat school bus reminds me of how much I hated to see school start when I was a kid. I worked hard in school but that didn't mean I liked it. :)
ReplyDeleteDoors of the church are lovely. The school bus reminds me that my daughter started first grade today. And so her mommy is anxious.
ReplyDeleteI tried to leave on comment on the previous post, no luck...so will try again. I must say that for me there is just something about red doors...and I love them.
ReplyDeleteNice way to kill two birds with one stone :o)
ReplyDeleteMy school started last Monday. I'm taking it easy on blogging with full time job and school it's getting pretty busy...
WELL! You took ONE of my idea for a different door -- but I BET you won't get the other one -- and I'll save it until Saturday just to give you a chance!!! LOL! I do LOVE the school bus -- and of course, I love the church door! :)
ReplyDeleteRed paint on the doors of a church. It seems so fitting, and a common sight on old white churches onthe green of many New England churches.
ReplyDeleteA classic color, that Red!
Lovely red doors!
ReplyDeleteYes, today was the first day of school here in Ontario. The kids don't look all that happy but the parents do. LOL I think many teachers are probably the least happy of all, though. It's hard work.
I love the red door! Stunning shot:) Mine is HERE if you have a time! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love how people were able to find red doors for both of these challenges. The School bus door is genius for this week :0)
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Tuesday...
Oh and about the comment about the Brady bunch. I answered on my blog that we definately had a bunch of people living there (I have 7 siblings) but we were nothing like the all american brady's.
I love that first photo!
ReplyDeleteCheck out my post tomorrow m'dear there's an award for you. :)
Great doors here. Such a good idea to feature the doors on a school bus!
ReplyDeleteI added the Linky for you!!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful red door on a beautiful church
ReplyDeleteschool opens Thursday here and already the police are stopping and warning speeders!!
I can't believe people don't slow down in a school zone!!
impressive door, and red too! love it.
ReplyDeleteschool year starts here habitually on 1st september (unless it falls on weekend) so streets are full of youth these days...
Those doors are beautiful. They really compliment all the stone work of that church. I especially like the lights on the side.
ReplyDeleteHappy RT.
So you're being a "door-k" today? (C'mon, you had to see that one coming!)
ReplyDeletenice work.
beautiful doors, excellent.
ReplyDeleteI have in my blog "With Images" a small award for you.
You must be the only person in blogland that can handle two themes in one photo ... consistently!! LOL
ReplyDeleteAwesome shot! And great reminder for school days. I try going to work later and coming home earlier so I don't interfere with the little kiddies and their buses!
Double post - great job.
ReplyDeleteYes..people zoom around stopped buses all the time. Interesting meme..Open doors...
ReplyDeleteStarted today- this year at Crestwood Int. Sure do things differently here! =) How many days to go? I'm exhausted already! =)
ReplyDeleteLove the doors, too!
Like those red doors. The school bus brings back not so happy memories for me. Tomorrow is the first day of school here in Hancock.
ReplyDeletelots of doors. i like them 'coz they open the way for friendship thru blogging and i am always delighted to see your comments in my blog. have a great day carletta.
ReplyDeleteHi Carletta, Happy RRtU! I see you have finished with bridges and now are on to doors. These two are great.
ReplyDeleteI guess I could use a shiny red sports car next week, the two I have caught lately are orange and pink ones. There are a lot of cars on my blogs though.
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A Blue Bird bus! I know my buses because my uncle owned a bus transportation company and now my brother owns a bus broker company. Wait! Those were yellow doors!
ReplyDeleteI love the red church doors? Why red on the church??
There does seem to be a lot of churches with red doors just none around here. Love the bus doors. We live across from a school so we have been extra careful.
ReplyDeleteCarletta
ReplyDeleteGreat post in TODAY'S FLOWERS!
Thank you for post here!
Hope you comeback every week!
Have nice days!
Luiz
Yep, school started here today. Nice thing is it's quieter in the evening :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE that red door on the church!!
ReplyDeleteI see I missed this one. Love red door and also good message for watching out for the children riding the school bus. I was lucky not to be hurt too bad but when I was in third grade I was hit by a car when I crossed the street after getting of the bus. That was over 40 years ago but it had a big impact on me and my being careful when driving and also protective when my daughter was growing up. I did hear the train song this time. Perfect choice for those great train shots.
ReplyDeleteExcellent photos Carletta and great post!
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