I know nothing about this delightful photo of young newspaper boys, other than the fact that it was taken in 1910.
“Carpe diem! Seize the day, boys.
Make your lives extraordinary”
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
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I hope they all lead rich and fulfilling lives.
ReplyDeleteI thought about that and hope so too. Thanks EC :)
DeleteYou always have the coolest, most relevant sign-offs!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ginny, so happy you enjoyed it :)
DeleteIt's a neat photo!
ReplyDeleteAgree, thanks Linda :)
DeleteHello
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool photo of the newspaper boys!
Take care, enjoy your day!
Have a great week ahead!
Thanks Eileen and I wish you the same :)
DeleteI love this photo! Thanks for sharing it with us Denise :)
ReplyDeleteSo glad, and you are very welcome. thanks Martha :)
DeleteThe old photos are interesting.
ReplyDeleteThey are indeed, thank you Anne :)
DeleteThe newspaper boys were tough little guys. They took their papers and stood on the street corner yelling until all the papers ere sold.
ReplyDeleteStalwart? Thanks Red :)
Deletelove the quote....impressive photo.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day
Thank you Tanza, you too :)
DeleteIt is a cool photo and I like seeing it and there is no way for kids to make money delivering newspaper these days because we've got all all all internet
ReplyDeleteVery true Sandra :)
DeleteSadly, this scene is way in the past...being a paper boy taught many lessons for young ones. Now, it's all subscribing over the internet. Cool nostalgic photo. Ps...happy thanksgiving weekend to you too Denise. Stay safe.
ReplyDeleteI agree Anni, a bygone age and one of the reasons I love the old photos so much. Happy Thanksgiving Anni and you stay safe too :)
DeleteNowadays we can rarely find newspapers. :)
ReplyDeleteVery true :)
DeleteHi Denise,
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful old photo, these days don't have to leave home for a paper, just
download and read on the computer.
Stay safe and well
John.
Isn’t that the truth John :) You stay safe and well also.
DeleteLove this photo!
ReplyDeleteSo glad Christine, thank you :)
DeleteTies on kids seems all wrong. :)
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean but I love those flat caps. I have an old photo of my dad as a boy in very similar attire.
DeleteIt looks a lot like photos of my father as a child - love it!
ReplyDeleteMine too Carol :) and me too!
DeleteA great old photo for sure! Love it.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ellen, happy you enjoyed :)
DeleteWhat a super old photograph, thanks for sharing it here.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
You are very welcome Jan, so glad you liked it. All the best to you too :)
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