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 . .
An occasional record of timeslots shared : images and storylines © www.ourtwosense.com 2008
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 5:22pm
We got so many codes to remember, one day everyone will go blank and we won't be able to function.
23 Apr 2008 8:01pm
An interesting comparison, very nice. Cheers :)
23 Apr 2008 9:39pm
Interesting pictures. Warm and cold colors...
23 Apr 2008 11:14pm
Another clever image, i like the old and new feel to it
23 Apr 2008 11:47pm
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
23 Apr 2008 11:51pm
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 12:19am
Old and New.... sometimes old ways are better than new ones...
cool Concept!
24 Apr 2008 12:44am
A photoblog no one can miss.
24 Apr 2008 5:44am
great and original ideia
24 Apr 2008 5:58am
What a clever contrast between traditional and modern you have here, and as usual, a story to go with it!
24 Apr 2008 8:01am
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 9:54am
A perfect contrast between old and new. You made the picture telling a story. Exzellent!
24 Apr 2008 11:19am
I have to agree with akarui ... warm and cold ... first thing that came to mind
24 Apr 2008 1:32pm
ha - number codes - i have to remember the pattern not the numbers.
24 Apr 2008 1:43pm
Well done! The back door is photo 1 and the front door is photo 2 for me!
24 Apr 2008 1:46pm
GENIAL PUEDES ENTRAR MOLT XULA
24 Apr 2008 4:01pm
nice captures. i have to say Lilly's door looks much more welcoming, Ronnie.
24 Apr 2008 6:37pm
Ronnie, you're hysterical! I love visiting this site!
24 Apr 2008 9:34pm
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 ;)
24 Apr 2008 10:27pm
Great job. I think everything else has been said.
25 Apr 2008 1:07am
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 8:58am
you have the most intriguing pictures!
25 Apr 2008 10:27am
............. and the imagination keeps on coming...................bravo !
25 Apr 2008 10:28am
nice contrast and very well captured images
25 Apr 2008 10:59am
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 11:07am
a home and a safe wonderful contrast of life
25 Apr 2008 1:35pm
Hey L&R...superb contrasting image,pals..two very individual entrances..yet both do the same job..hmmmmm. Billy...
25 Apr 2008 7:20pm
Another great shot and story.
26 Apr 2008 12:15am
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 10:59am
Good detail.
30 Apr 2008 7:01pm
PREVIEW ONLY
Add your comment ...
Our Two Sense
Our Two Sense
