Monthly Archives: December, 2015

Response 80

December 14th, 2015 Posted by Lion Responses No Comment yet

Strategic, to attract a certain kind of person to the city. “If you want a certain stable life just come to Pasadena, just look at our City Hall.”

Response 79

December 14th, 2015 Posted by Lion Responses No Comment yet

They’re here to imply that the city is watching you.

Response 78

December 14th, 2015 Posted by Lion Responses No Comment yet

To imply venerability. Solid. Stable. Venerable.

Response 77

December 14th, 2015 Posted by Lion Responses No Comment yet

They look like they are in service to the community or their leader, they look like they are somebody’s lions.

Response 76

December 14th, 2015 Posted by Lion Responses No Comment yet

Sometimes things that are invisible are important.

Lions Photo Contest

December 11th, 2015 Posted by LA 2050 Grant Challenge, Lions, Tigers And..., News No Comment yet

Have you ever noticed the lions at Pasadena City Hall?
Freewaves is hosting an Instagram photo contest! Word is that there are over 150 lions throughout the Pasadena City Hall building. We are on a scavenger hunt for the most obscure lion you can find. Show us one we haven’t seen before! Take a picture of it, hashtag #PasadenaLions. Tag us, mention us @LAFreewaves. Weekly winners will be featured on our page.
FOR MORE INFO- freewaves.org/lions

Response 75

December 7th, 2015 Posted by Lion Responses No Comment yet

They are awake, they still have souls when they’re statues sometimes.

Response 74

December 7th, 2015 Posted by Lion Responses No Comment yet

Lions eat people and other animals, but they want to be healthy, they don’t want to eat more.

Response 73

December 7th, 2015 Posted by Lion Responses No Comment yet

Protection against any evil spirits from the fathers of the city from conducting the business that is important to Pasadena.

Response 72

December 7th, 2015 Posted by Lion Responses No Comment yet

In the architecture of the building, it’s all on display, but people don’t notice them. people are trained to move forward without taking notice of anything around them. It’s not an environmental thing, it’s a human problem.