At the Library

These two were left last Saturday at the Merritt Island Library.  They are "child sized".  One with sparkles for a little princess.  The other finished in leather and has a flame pattern - appropriate for a young warrior.

DROP your FLOPS

 Here's how you can play...

Alter or enhance a pair of flip flops. They should remain wearable. Then post a comment to let us know you're playing.  Here are some ready to be dropped.

Now - for the surprise part:  Leave your altered flip-flops in a place someone will find them.  Attach a note giving a link to this blog.  Just for fun, let us know where you dropped your flops.

This can be on-going, no deadlines, just for fun. 

To help you get started, there are some links to the right.   And scroll down to see some already dropped.

 

Flops on the Beach

These were left this week at the Cocoa Beach Pier. 

FINDERS . .

. . . .keepers.

I was on the beach at Pea Island Wildlife Refuge when I saw this couple examine then pick up the flip Flops left at the crosswalk.  Below is the e-mail message we received from Andrea.

"A funny thing happened on the way to the beach. My husband and I were on vacation in Corolla, NC. We decided to take a ride to the Lighthouse at Hatteras. Along the way we decided to stop along Pea Island Wildlife Refuge and look at the beach. I did not have shoes on. As I was walking barefoot back to the car, I happened upon a pair of flip flops with a message attached. These flip flops were my size. I wore them the whole day. There was a saying on the shoe " Don't Sweat the Small Stuff" and I didnt.So thank you. "

Another drop

These were left yesterday at Captain Ed's River Roost in Merritt Island.  Anyone find them?

Also, a pair was found in Cocoa Village - anyone know who dropped them?  Now I'm off to decorate a red, White & Blue pair for the fourth.

More Flops dropped

This first one is child sized.  So it was left on the climbing wall at the playground at Kelly Park east.

The other one, I call it "Big Button" was left on a dock at the same park.

As I was leaving the other pair, I observed a couple taking their morning walk.  After the tag was read, one Flip Flop tried on, they carried them off.  I hope they bring pleasure to the finders, and that they will pass on a pair to someone.,

And I dropped mine

First at the Merritt Island Library

Then at a WalMart bus stop

And at a park with this bird watching.  Maybe he needs a new pair of flips?  They look about his size.

And the fourth pair among the corn at my favorite local produce stand.

I flipped!

I dropped my flops here