Bumper sticker impressions

I always thought an interesting photography book could be made by focusing on what people display on and in their cars. Next to the shoes people wear, how we personalize our vehicles tends to say volumes. Interior back window shelves of old cars are often filled with stuffed animals. Bumper stickers might scream political affiliation or world views. Items hanging from rear view mirrors offer a window into the soul.
 
Here's what I've got on my back window. Aloha turtle sticker, logo from the music site where I write CD reviews, Shag aloha sticker, and an alternative music radio station's sticker (they just went independent again. Yay, no more dreaded Clear Channel).

Hanging from my rear view mirror is an assortment of chains: my dad's track shoe-shaped charms from high school (awards from races he won), a vintage sterling Madonna pendant set in a cut-out frame--even though I'm not Catholic (it's beautiful), a wooden Mexican cross with a painted scene, a sterling pin of a surfer checking out the waves (I don't surf, but tend to date them. One of my supervisors says, "friends don't let friends date surfers" even though he himself surfs ), and hanging from an organza ribbon there's a silver soldered frame I purchased from an artist. The frame surrounds a photo of artists' pastels on one side, and "Live your Dream" on the other.