Our Two Sense
Long Day
Posted by Two Sense (Atlantic Shores, United States) on 23 April 2008 in Lifestyle & Culture.
Lilly : so nice to get home after a long day and hear the dog bounding to greet me . .
Ronnie : what did I change that alarm code to . . was it my birthday backwards or . . three seconds left . . two . . one . . oh nooooo . .
A record of timeslots shared : all images and storylines © www.ourtwosense.com ("O2S") 2008, 2009
Observing from Chester, United Kingdom
That's great.... two extemes but both doing the same job. I guess you could also say; Analog versus Digital. Exceptional picture.
23 Apr 2008 10:22pm
JoeB from Brampton, Canada
We got so many codes to remember, one day everyone will go blank and we won't be able to function.
24 Apr 2008 1:01am
Alun Lambert from Cheshire, United Kingdom
Another clever image, i like the old and new feel to it
24 Apr 2008 4:47am
Disoriented from Washington, DC, United States
Your picture made me think about how I would like to enter my home. Insert a key and turn the lock on a wooden door or enter a key code on a solid metal gate? And then I thought about being in the rain or being in a snowstorm. Or worse! Being chased by someone! *gasps* Hurry open up the door! Drats! I dropped my key! Oh no!
I really ought to control my imagination. =P
24 Apr 2008 4:51am
Marion from Nanaimo, BC, Canada
Lily resting beside the fireplace and you locked out again. And all you really wanted to do was get inside. Another great comparison shot Ronnie.
24 Apr 2008 5:19am
pLusOne from Cheonan, South Korea
Old and New....
sometimes old ways are better than new ones...
cool Concept!
24 Apr 2008 5:44am
Andrew Gould from Sydney, Australia
What a clever contrast between traditional and modern you have here, and as usual, a story to go with it!
24 Apr 2008 1:01pm
Earnest from Oklahoma, United States
I like this but it disturbs me... as a one time EE I'm completely distrustful of electronic devices. (Mechanical ones might be clunkers but when they start dying they usually give notice.)
24 Apr 2008 2:54pm
Harald from Frankfurt am Main, Germany
A perfect contrast between old and new. You made the picture telling a story. Exzellent!
24 Apr 2008 4:19pm
Ron from Saint Louis, United States
I have to agree with akarui ... warm and cold ... first thing that came to mind
24 Apr 2008 6:32pm
Rabbit from Richmond, United States
ha - number codes - i have to remember the pattern not the numbers.
24 Apr 2008 6:43pm
Ina from Krugersdorp, South Africa
Well done! The back door is photo 1 and the front door is photo 2 for me!
24 Apr 2008 6:46pm
danthro from Suburbia, United States
nice captures. i have to say Lilly's door looks much more welcoming, Ronnie.
24 Apr 2008 11:37pm
lissa from New York, United States
Ronnie, you're hysterical! I love visiting this site!
25 Apr 2008 2:34am
Nishana Minhaz from Calicut, India
I agree with Danthro.. Ronnie, your door reminds me of these high-security places we see in sci-fi movies.. Maybe you could have one of those biometrics thingies installed too, it would atleast save you the trouble of remembering number codes ;)
25 Apr 2008 3:27am
CRFoto from Salt Lake City, United States
Great job. I think everything else has been said.
25 Apr 2008 6:07am
Alfredo J. Martiz J. from Tokyo, Japan
You made me laugh with this one, so many gadgets and stuff to get more complicated, so cool, keep the great job, it's always a pleasure to visit!
25 Apr 2008 1:58pm
alex centrella from California, United States
............. and the imagination keeps on coming...................bravo !
25 Apr 2008 3:28pm
yiannis krikis from thessaloniki, Greece
nice contrast and very well captured images
25 Apr 2008 3:59pm
Shrig from NorthEast, United States
Great story with the photo. It's great to come here and look at a photo while getting a witty story at the same time. :) I like coming here as well.
Have a great weekend!
25 Apr 2008 4:07pm
bronzebilly u.k. from Barry,Vale of Glamorgan, United Kingdom
Hey L&R...superb contrasting image,pals..two very individual entrances..yet both do the same job..hmmmmm.
Billy...
26 Apr 2008 12:20am
Twelvebit from Victoria, United States
My new company car is a Prius, and I've sort grown fond of its "key." I never have to take it out of my pocket. It's wireless, and when I touch the door handle it opens --as long as the key is on me. Then I just sit down and push the start button. It's very nice when your hands are full.
27 Apr 2008 3:59pm
