Via Evanston Now:
Evanston real estate broker Alan May says he's put a new twist on an old family tradition this year. With help from an online site called YesWeCarve.com, he's turned the annual carving of the family jack-o-lantern into the creation of a Barack O'Lantern -- suitable for display on many a liberal-leaning Evanston front porch this year.
Evanston real estate broker Alan May says he's put a new twist on an old family tradition this year.
With help from an online site called YesWeCarve.com, he's turned the annual carving of the family jack-o-lantern into the creation of a Barack O'Lantern -- suitable for display on many a liberal-leaning Evanston front porch this year.
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