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Limping Back Home

Limping Back Home

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I love the shoeprints in the mold (moss?). Nice shot.
Kathy W.
Thu 03-10-2011
The lone, broken wheelchair against the blue tile is fantastic. I assume those were your boot prints?
Larry D
Thu 03-10-2011
That wheelchair need it's own wheelchair =(
Canada
Fri 03-11-2011
They need wheelchairs for their wheelchairs
Minkus
Fri 03-11-2011
I kinda feel sorry for it.
A D Nilsen
Fri 03-11-2011
I actually feel bad for it, too. Poor little guy.
JP
Fri 03-11-2011
Yeah, that was my first impression too..

Poor broken little wheelchair...limping back home. :( It makes me want to cry for some reason! :(
MamaToFiveInPA
Fri 03-11-2011
Title perfection! Bet it slid on that green mold and busted its wheel or did it have a flat tire? either way it just flat busted. :)
LucieLou
Fri 03-11-2011
take it out in back....do an Old Yeller on it
Joe
Sat 03-12-2011
How cool is that if those arn't Motts bootprints (likely are tho...) that would be like looking back in time. so out with it, they your prints?
Draven Mercer
Sat 03-12-2011
Great decor, tiles and cinderbocks! was everyone in wheelchairs there?
JackieB
Sat 03-12-2011
That's a nice blue too, kind of looks like they tiled over a sign.
Matt
Mon 03-14-2011
@ Matt
Yeah! I see that...I never noticed that until now. I wonder if that was a sign now or just something else.

Got me wondering. :)
MamaToFiveInPA
Mon 03-14-2011
Title-tastic!
Binky
Fri 03-18-2011
...and those footprints leaving the scene... the perfect portrait of abandonment.
gypsy
Sat 04-09-2011

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