I saw this sign in Toronto earlier this week. I was walking by a bus stop that was enclosed on three sides. The sign filled one side of the structure. I wonder if there are similar acknowledgements anywhere in the U.S. I don’t remember ever seeing one.
I didn’t notice the message in the hand until I enlarged it when I was writing this post. I wish I had done it!
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Did you mean sign??? I can change it if you did.
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Or maybe this comment was meant to go on another one of my posts!
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Wow, how moving and inspiring. No, I have never seen one in the U.S.
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I would love to see them here too.
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This is so beautiful and amazing. I have also never seen anything like this in the US. Thanks for sharing this.
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