Even though he lacked fingers, the wily Randolph ingeniously found a way to ruin Daisy’s pictures by giving her “bunny ears” whenever he wanted.
She’ll get the point eventually, Sharon H.
Behind by Two Points
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Do the other kids call her “four-ears”?
If I focus on the eyes I do see the German Shepherd!
Poor beagle .. the butt of all the teenage four-eyed (err ear’d) jokes
This made me laugh out loud. I needed that. I lost a $50 bill yesterday, causing an argument with the husband who seemed to think I lost it on purpose to mess with him.
I didn’t make a turtle costume this weekend after all, because I didn’t have the right color of yarn in my stash, and now I’m short $50. I made a washable swiffer cover for my daughter, and then a tiny stuffed ball for Sophie, when I watched her struggle to carry a small ball in her tiny mouth. The ball was pretty rewarding, because she really liked it. It looks like a good scrap yarn buster, since it didn’t take much yarn at all, and I keep yarn bits in a baggie, like the ends you cut off when you’re done sewing things together, for stuffing small things.
Oh, I’m sorry to hear about the lost $50. Hopefully it might still turn up in some odd corner?
Glad that Sophie likes her new toy!
I’m sorry about the lost fifty. And about your husband’s response. I hope he comes to his senses soon; nobody *tries* to lose money on purpose unless they’re an insurance swindler or tax cheat or something unsavory like that. And you’re a Cutetropolitan, which means you’re above such badness.
I’m sure it won’t turn up. I lost it at the corner store, and a well known local drug addict was heading in when I was leaving. I’m sure his day was better, since he probably got his meth fix, if his nephews didn’t take the money away from him. The husband is over it now, I understand him being upset, but there was no need to yell at me.
The scroll-down was great!