-- at least when we're talking about the rules of this blog experiment. As just a little reminder, although Sheryl is technically a correct spelling, it's only considered a HALF-BINGO, because it's not how I spell my name (Sorry, Sheryl Crow).
First, here's my own entry from my local Starbucks. Though this isn't the best penmanship in Southern California, I do like the way the R and the Y are hooked together as one hybrid letter. So I'm going to award this cashier plus one style point (+1) for creativity -- and I really needed my venti Americano this morning, so I'm feeling a little generous with the style points.
And here's the second part of this special two-parter, which is from my friend Tina who was visiting SoCal and her Aunt, who just happens to be named Cheryl.
They were in the weeds at McDonald's, so they took names and brought food out to the tables. Although this is a HALF-BINGO, I'm going to have to deduct negative one (-1) style points on this one because of the decisive, heavy block letters -- they were just so sure of themselves.
In case I haven't schooled you enough today, here's some blog math for you: two halves does not equal a whole; and (+1) style point + (-1) styles point = (0) {zero/nil/nada/zippo} style points overall.
At first glance the Starbuck's Sheryl looked like "Show." And that's the biz...
ReplyDeleteAnd you know I'm all about the show, Tami. When I took a second glance at it this morning, I saw "SHOYL," which must be the Jewish equivalent of my name. There's no business like Shoyl business...!
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