Weekly Photo Challenge: Alphabet
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This image speaks to the writer in me.
Every letter of the alphabet is represented in this old word processor, which is only a few decades removed from the model I learned to type on way back when.
Carbon copies and triplicate, white out and erasers.
“Those were the days,” she sighed with a hint of sarcasm.
Image captured at Heritage Park in Calgary, Alberta.
Thanks for stopping by …
Dorothy
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©Dorothy Chiotti … All Rights Reserved 2016
Eyes to Heart 
great photo, and great take on the challenge!
Thank you. So glad you like it. 😊
I love this…I have an affinity with old typewriters. I learned to type on a machine not much newer than this one. Lovely photo!
Thanks. Very romantically nostalgic, aren’t they? But I do remember wrestling with ink ribbon. 😳 Not so romantic … Still, the memory of the clack clack clack of the keys and “ding” of the carriage return makes me smile. I think they need to invent a sound option like that on computer keyboards, just for fun. 😉
Oh, I’d love that option!!! *ding*
Syuper.
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I love ’em – the old typewriters!
Me, too! Thanks for stopping by and sharing the love … 🙂
Dorothy, I love this photo, especially in B&W, which is perfect for the era and subject.
janet
Thank you. I’m so glad you love it. 😊
Truly wonderful choice Dorothy – beautifully shot. I remember those days too!
Ah, the good old days … 😉 … Thanks for stopping by, Tina.