STOP!!!!!!!!!!

[MiddleFingerMom]

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[cyberswede]

1. I can't touch that.

[MiddleFingerMom]

3. !!!

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[Baitball Blogger]

8. You know there had to be one cat related photo on the net.

[femmocrat]

2. That is just odd.

What is the story behind it?

[MiddleFingerMom]

4. No clue -- a quick search of Google/Bing and their image searches yielded nothing.

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It looks authentic and, as pop culture street art goes, kind cool to me.
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[Lady Freedom Returns]

5. MUST GO FASTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(Taken at a McDonalds here in Tucson at Tanque Verde and Grant.)

[MiddleFingerMom]

6. 6 or 7 years back or so, I used roadsideamerica.com to plan an interesting perimeter trip around...

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... the edges of Arizona. On the eastern edge, I believe just south of the White Mountains (which
inspired me to buy a motorcycle and ride again), I stopped to see one of the statues commissioned
in 1928 -- "The Madonna of the Trail". There's 12 of them across the country, all looking west except
for the one in California which, I believe, is looking back east.
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The sculptor's idea was for a pioneer woman who was waiting for her husband to come back home --
realizing that he was probably in trouble, gathering up her infant and toddler and rifle to go out to
come to his rescue.
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It was awe-inspiring and I spent a LOT of time just gazing at it, thinking about her and her many
sisters. It was in an awkward place -- just off the road (which was fine) but at the front of about a
50-yard or so driveway leading to a McDonald's.
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Didn't distract from the experience for me. though -- it was pretty powerful. That was an incredible
trip through-and-through -- I highly recommend that website in the Subject line.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madonna_of_the_Trail
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[madinmaryland]

9. Oh, fuck me. nt