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Can
you imagine wanting to make sure you drove by a
certain gas station
every day? Just to see what the message
was on the chalkboard? It's
true -- a gas station has
become
quite a landmark in Gauteng, South Africa,
with its daily
#PetrolPumpWisdom, which are
uplifting quotes are written on a chalkboard.
Some people say they deliberately travel this route
just to read the
the quote which brightens their day.
The lady behind this wonderful initiative is Alison Billett.HydeParis is Alison Billett.
She told SA
People:
“We inherited the board from the previous owner, Dick Hutton, when we
bought the filling station from him almost 20 years ago.
“We continued the tradition and it has become a landmark – more so now that it’s on social media!”
“Not
a day goes by when I don’t get a call or a visit
from someone to tell
me how much they appreciate the message.
It seems that every day there’s
something that just
speaks
to what is going on in someone’s life and
that inspires or
motivates them.
“Having
people come and tell me their stories and how
the quote helped them in
some small way is what motivates
me to keep writing! “We use a variety
of quotations –
some are topical, some are funny, some are inspirational,
some even
reflect what is going on in my life that day!
“The boards have appeared many times in newspapers
and magazines and been spoken about
on
radio stations all over the world."
Thanks to blog correspondent, Carrol Wolf.
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2 comments:
I love that you added the strutting rooster to the piece. It makes me smile. :-)
Thanks so much, John, yes the rooster just surfaced in my pile last night and I used him. I am doing random junk mail collage in an unfnished journal.
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