Annette Smith and Myrna Thatcher
Annette Smith and Myrna Thatcher
Sign In, Sign Out, Signs Are All About
Sign In, Sign Out, Signs Are All About
Sign In, Sign Out, Signs Are All About
Friday 2nd August 2019
Annette Smith and Myrna Thatcher dive into the quirky world of road signs and symbols on 'AbbaDaddy House Girls Speak Out'.
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Get the buttons here!Road Signs and Symbols: A Fun Dive with AbbaDaddy House Girls
No matter what, though, the idea of the automobile meant, signs were even more necessary because people were becoming more mobile and they needed to know things.
Ever wondered about the quirky stories behind road signs or how different shapes and colors guide us worldwide? Annette Smith and Myrna Thatcher bring a delightful twist to road safety in this episode of 'AbbaDaddy House Girls Speak Out'. They kick things off with an intriguing look at the connection between the Beatles, a zebra crossing, and London NW8.
From there, they explore the humorous origins of Idaho's Chicken Dinner Road sign and ponder the universal meanings of rectangles, triangles, circles, and octagons. What about the colors? Are green, red, blue, white, black, yellow, and orange the same everywhere? And which country uses fluorescent pink signs? This episode isn't just about signs; it's a fun-filled journey into how these symbols shape our world.
Annette and Myrna also share personal stories about road safety, offering tips and anecdotes that remind us to stay alert on the road. They even manage to weave in a bit about their book, 'Turning the Curse into a Blessing', showcasing God's healing power. With listener feedback, upcoming events, and a touch of humor, this episode is both informative and entertaining.
If you're curious about the signs we often overlook or just need a good laugh, this episode is for you.