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If I were to open up a shop, oh, the endless possibilities! The thought alone makes my imagination run wild, conjuring up images of a bustling establishment filled with people, laughter, and shelves brimming with unique and intriguing items. But what would I sell? A question that leaves me both contemplative and introspective, mixed with a liberal dose of humor. One option that comes to … Continue reading Daily Prompt: A shop of Useless Items
Let me start off by saying that I am all for embracing creativity, innovation, and expressing oneself, especially when it comes to political parties. However, there are certain things that make you question the decision-making process behind some choices. Take, for instance, the case of Nelson Chamisa, who decided to let his own face be used as the logo for his newly formed party, the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC). Now, pardon me if I indulge in a bit of mockery, but really, Mr. Chamisa? Your face as a logo? Let’s pause for a moment of contemplation and introspection.
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You see, when getting a glimpse of the CCC logo for the first time, I couldn’t help but wonder what went through the minds of those involved in its creation. Did they all sit around a table, scratching their heads, and then someone suddenly exclaimed, “Eureka! I’ve got it! Let’s use Nelson Chamisa’s face as our logo!” I just can’t help but think this decision might have been made after one too many cups of coffee and a few sleepless nights.