A Google search for April Fool’s brought me reams of Groucho nose and glasses images. That novelty disguise is the essence, the instantly recognizable symbol for the the definition of “fool.”
My April Fool's interpretation was presented on my road-side display banner and 25 MPH speed limit safety-dog.
There is much talk these days about the peaceful transfer of power. Everyone is nervous, wondering if Trump will actually leave the White House on Inauguration Day. We are hoping for a bow, a shaking of hands and the passing of the baton to Biden and Harris and their stellar cabinet picks.
In that hopeful spirit, without a lot of who-ha and noise, DeAnsar and Selbini are preparing for this finale year of the enactment of Marc DeAnsar.
Selbini, emboldened by the lessons learned, exclaims, “I CAN TAKE IT FROM HERE…”
As we go in to these last days before the election, it’s imperative that we all do what we can to get out the VOTE.
Marc's not taking any chances with a possible USPS delay. He hand-delivered his envelope to the Civic Center ballot dropbox. Marc sez: Vote early. Vote once. or is that twice? What's that other envelope under his arm?
No need to track our votes. As Richard was snapping this pic the elections workers came out to empty the box for the day. They said, "No worries. No hurry. Lots of folks are taking their photo by the box but, you're the first we've seen in disguise." Maybe a Russian operative stuffing the box?
As the day for the crucial 2020 election nears, it's all hands on deck. The Roadside Art Action artists will be at it again, reposting the signs along Sir Francis Drake Road through the San Geronimo Valley.
And Marc will be at it, with mask on, with the message: VOTE early. VOTE once.
