Does chaos breed creativity? For some, yes; for others (those who need order…like myself), no! The weekly photo challenge shows great examples of Chaos at work (or play)!
While on vacation in La Ventana, Baja, Mexico last January, a friend of a friend pulled up in his highly decorated “carcancha” (jalopy).
When I came across this photo, I laughed out loud because of how it looks, but also because it simply made me happy to see this again! It reminded me of how much fun we had on this trip south! I’m including this post with Trent’s World Blog Weekly Smile.
What chaotic, creative things bring a smile to your face? Let me know in the comments!
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It does make you smile
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Do they just drive it around, or is it for parades. Really wild.
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This is in the “wild west” of Baja Mexico. They do just drive it around.
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It will make you smile, or cringe.
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That car is wild! This summer I saw a vintage “low rider” from the early 70s. Maybe they still exist in California, but you don’t see them on the east coast very often. It was actually a gorgeous car (unlike the car in your picture 😉 ).
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He can get away with driving it in La Ventana, Baja. Can’t drive this on US streets 🙂
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I’m sure he couldn’t!
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I thought I was following you. WP sometimes drops people. Odd. Anyway, I’m back 🙂
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My blog was on WP, then went to self-hosted, then after some issues, I came back to dot com. Much better. Thanks for re-following, I appreciate it!
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Ah, that must be why – I’m sure it was when you were originally here that I followed you.
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I believe I saw others posts on your weekly smile link-up! I hope to keep up with that more often. See? I’m even smiling just thinking of it 🙂 We definitely need more positivism in the world right now!
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Typically I get about 7 people join each week. This week is a little low, though I’ve had people post something at the last minute. I hope you are able to join in! Watching/reading the news, yes, we really need a lot more positivism!
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[…] Second Wind Leisure Perspectives Carcancha Chaos […]
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ha ha ha what a great shot and what a smile and chaos all in one!!
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The wind resistance must be incredible!!
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jodie
http://www.jtouchofstyle.com
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The perfect photo for Chaos! 🙂
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Thank you!
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I wonder if that car can get you back to the future? 😀
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It’s probably too weighed down. And those roads in Mexico are too pot-holed to let you drive fast 😉
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Maybe it takes you forward to the past then? 😀 Whatever, I love it, Terri.
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That carcancha made me laugh too. I can’t imagine seeing it in person!
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I had a couple other shots of it. The owner is a windsurfer who retired to Baja. He’s living the dream, LOL!
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This is awesome! Greatest car ever made 🙂
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There’s not such things as anonymity when you’re driving that car! HAHA Thanks for the smile, Terri! I’m going to show this to DW and see if she’ll let me do this to our truck 😀
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Haha, oh she’ll lo-oove it!
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LOL Maybe I’m better off asking forgiveness than for permission 😀
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Woah, is that what you call a good idea (in your head) crossed with a fifth of two of tequila?
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Heehee, and he can drive it on the backwater roads of Baja (with or without the shots)!
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I respect and adore creative people. They make the world go round and provide many smiles along the way! Happiness is in the small things. 🙂
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Indeed! My best friend has little decorations on the inside of her car. Luckily, this is legal 🙂
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Reminds me of Tucson in the ’70’s and the rides we see going by…mostly raised suspensions and outrageous paint jobs. Thanks Terri
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