Do you have any "rainbow" items prominently displayed in front of your home or property?

We have a rainbow windsock, pink flamingos, and lavender and pink petunias in flower boxes. You have anything that might tip off people passing by?

Do you have any "rainbow" items prominently displayed in front of your home or property?
I don't think I need a rainbow flag for my neighbors to know we have a queer household...2 older men living together seems to be a big tip off, even to the straight crowd here. And, everyone here likes us, loves that we have totally remodeled the house and made it a show place (is that gay, or is that gay?), have total privacy with plantings, and created a microworld within the fences and plants. The neighbors come a knocking at the gate every now and then to come and see the latest project. The koi pond with water falls seems to be a big hit. Rainbow flags???? Nope, don't need them.
Reply:haha, nope. I live with my parents, they would go insane.
Reply:I don't own a thing with a rainbow on it. which is pretty much the same with a few of my gay friends
Reply:My roommate and I just got some little rainbow flags that we put around our deck.
Reply:i want to get a flag but right now i have a pride sticker on my car and a rainbow colored lei hanging from my rearveiw mirror
Reply:no i really need to get something.
Reply:I had one displayed in my barracks room when I was in the Navy.
Reply:I had an Arcade Fire poster in my dorm room.
Reply:not really but i have like a rainbow belt withe a honda seatbelt buckle on it. ive only worn it a couple times so my mom doesnt see
Reply:No, I don't have anything like that. But I do wear a rainbow ring I got at Pride a few years ago. I've gotten nothing but good compliments on it.





And Jay, our 'sign' is a show of our pride. It is to show people that we ARE here, and that we aren't going to let anyone beat us down. It is a symbol of togetherness. Straight people DO have symbols. They are everywhere you look. So please, don't tell me you don't have any.. :)
Reply:I have a fan that can change weather patterns and thusly if conditions are favorible and the angle of the dangle is correct it just may create a rainbow.
Reply:No, I have rainbow mardi gras beads scattered through out my apartment though.
Reply:only on my cars. But I'm sure my neighbors know.
Reply:All the window frames, front door and veranda posts are painted yummy lilac. My house is the 'cute' house lol. I have a rainbow pendant that I wear when Im going out ... other than that no not really
Reply:Nothing I am afraid. The flamingos sound nice but there us really no room for them.


I have named many of the plants for LGBT friends though.


Rainbows Rule,


Rose p.
Reply:i have a rainbow bumper sticker on my car
Reply:Yes. 4 big paper mache' butterflies hanging on the screen door. Pink, yellow, violet, peach.





--- You want one? I'll send you.
Reply:Yeah I have a rainbow colored butterfly right by my mail box. I don't think it's enough to make people think I'm gay but its something! =P
Reply:Nope, I dont think its something you should flaunt especially with all the mean people out there that look to hurt people that are different than them. Straight people dont have signs so why should gay people have them?
Reply:I live above a pizza shop here in Sydney, Australia that my flatmate owns and we have two rainbow flags in our cafe window, and a pink-tinted bottle of olive oil with chilli peppers in it.





We don't feature these flags to *advertise* our sexuality to make gay guys come in and swoon at us, but to make a statement about the HARMONY of DIVERSITY and the VALUE of APPRECIATING THE EXPRESSION OF LOVE - GAY or STRAIGHT.

flowers baby