Thursday, September 08, 2005


Formally voting on a ballot is a method of making choices you prefer. The following image of voting also goes along with this idea as well.


To give a personal preference in a public group vote, raising one's hand is a signal commonly used.


Another hand signal used to communicate a preference is the "thumbs up." This is my friend Cassie responding positively to Ronald McDonald.


A common phrase I enjoy saying if I like something is, "I dig it!" This image may be a stretch, but this bull dozer conveys the action of digging or in my case "liking."


Even though this food isn't very appealing to me, the first place ribbon signifies that it is someone's preference.


Hand signals are used quite often to acknowledge certain things. Here this person is bringing attention to a photo on the computer, giving it preference over the others.

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