In addition to a guitar, I sometimes carry a camera. Since I dropped and broke my old camera back in August of 2008, I now have a digital camera, which makes taking pictures a lot easier, and getting them onto a web page much quicker.
		Signs and scenes from the march on Wall Street, 4/29/10
		This was the reason everyone was there on Thursday afternoon.
		EFCA stands for the Employee Free Choice Act, which would be a change we could believe in, but which somehow doesn't seem to be possible at the moment.
		In addition to all the union people there on Thursday afternoon, a few other important organizations showed up, such as the VeteransForPeace.org.
		Remember when Republicans talked and talked about accountability? Somehow, though, that never seemed to apply to banks, did it?
		I'd like to think that, faced with this choice, Obama would do the right thing, but I'm not so sure these days.
		TWU stands for Transit Workers Union, and clearly they stand for something that would be good for NYC.
		I think we all know by now the answer to this question.
		All those Wall St. guys, they didn't want to hurt anybody -- they just wanted to take all the money. They didn't hurt anybody, did they? Did they?
		Hmm... Maybe taking money from people does hurt them. Maybe?
		29 West Virginia miners died recently just so Don Blankenship could make more money in 2010. And how good of him to give us proof of the truth of the previous sign!
		I think May Day is a good thing, but I also think there's something right about Labor Day being the first Monday in September, solidly in the sun sign of Virgo, which is the sign of work.
		Here we are at the crime scene, but the criminals haven't been arrested yet. Don't you wonder why?
		I'm not sure the Wall St. guys would understand this sign, since they seem to think the country belongs to them, and they just let the rest of us be here because they're such good guys at heart. Right...
		Speaking to the Wall St. guys in a language they do understand, or at least should understand.
		This sounds like a good idea to me -- it worked pretty well with Big Oil back in the Teddy Roosevelt days. Actually, it might work well with Big Oil today, too! That's another fight, for another day, though...
		Interesting how these Wall St. guys never talk much about ethics and morals, isn't it?
		I've always liked Gibson guitars, mainly for their sound, but there are other reasons to like Gibsons, aren't there?
		My favorite sign of the day -- membership in the Wall St. elite has its privileges, doesn't it?
		Hopefully this sign can clear up some confusion on the part of some Wall St. traders/traitors.
		And isn't it interesting that the Wall St. crowd and their friends have some people believing that those widows and orphans caused the financial problems!
		What does Wall St. make? Apparently, it makes millionaires and billionaires out of thieves. And can you guess where the money that those people put in their pockets comes from?
		At the corner, which was as close as they would allow us to get to the actual crime scene.
		This sign is a book cover, and it seems that quite a few of the Wall St. guys have read this book and taken its advice to heart. Actually, it seems that this bunch already wrote the book before Mr. Kreisler did.
		Sounds like a good suggestion to me -- if this had been done a few years ago, maybe we could have saved a few trillion.
		A reminder of a sign we've seen too much over the last few years.
		Hopefully this kid will not have to live with that sign behind him hanging over his head, or with the consequences of the truth of the sign that he's holding.
		And there's the bull himself. And what is that one thing you always get from a bull, every day?
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