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My daffodils are starting to pop up along the walkway, and the robins have returned to bedevil the worms in our front yard. Our neighbor's ornamental pear tree has started to bud, as have some of our flowering shrubs, and you can almost feel the leaves wanting to burst forth after a long, icky winter's nap. The local squirrel has unfurled from his perch inside the oak tree across the street and has taken to taunting our cat, hanging off the bird feeder outside the sunroom window and waving to her as he stuffs peanuts and sunflower seeds in his mouth.
Cheeky little bastard.
Funniest story I saw all week was this blip from TMZ about anti-choice protesters infiltrating the Hollywood premiere of Horton Hears a Who to chant anti-abortions slogans at stars and their children as the credits rolled. (H/T Feministe) Never mind, of course, that the real Dr. Seuss told them to knock it off the last time the anti-choice folks tried to twist his words to their own agenda -- or that the book was written as:
...a quiet statement against political isolationism and, in the McCarthy era in which it was written, it seemed to be a plea for political tolerance. (Geisel cried foul, however, when the anti-abortion movement appropriated and politicized the central phrase from "Horton" -- "A person's a person no matter how small.")
Guess the wishes of the author and his tiny fans don't matter. Or, in the alternative, that making a public spectacle of yourself in front of a crowd of non-comprehending children and the author's widow can apparently become an addictive yet weird pastime. (Although I do wonder if the anti-choice folks dragged their own children along to the premiere as "kid props" to gain entry, don't you?)
In any case, we are hoping to take The Peanut to see the film later on today. She loves to see movies in theaters, and the Horton books are some of her favorite Seuss of all time -- she loves the Whos and the elephant who works so hard to protect them -- so it should be a fun time for the Smiths today.
What has made you laugh this week? Anything silly or amusing or just plain bizarre? Doing anything fun this weekend -- watching a good movie, reading a great book, buy yourself a great new album or toy or what-have-you? Let's talk diversions this morning, because it's been a long week and we have all earned a break after yesterday's FISA vote in the House. Pull up a chair...
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and zed
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Broken legs, itchy cockers, tornado’s . . . spring has sprung!
Good Morning CHrristy,
what a beautiful jonquil! can’t wait to see my daffodils!
What has made you laugh this week? Anything silly or amusing or just plain bizarre?
Yep the White House/ Fed’s current economic theories to stop the Subprime/Prime crisis. Just what box of Crackerjack these bozos got their diplomas from is my question?
Morning all. Coffee, anyone?
That Paterson quote when asked something to the effect, “Have you ever used a call girl?” Just the perfect pause before answering, “Only the lobbyists.” It loses a lot in “translation” but this guy has definite possibilities. *g*
I’ve really hated - no, detested - the last couple of movies Jim Caray did that were adaptations of kids’ books. Please tell me this one isn’t along the same lines of those.
This from Glenn Greenwald gladdened my heart this morning:
The pups am I went out for our morning Joe when the hail storm hit!
Good morning Christy. et al
One of the better laughs (actually several) were from Bill in Portland over at the big orange satan. He’s always good for a laugh even when things are awful. I guess that’s how we all keep going.
A few bulbs popping up around here but not much yet. The stink bugs are showing themselves in the house here and there—flushed two of them last night. urgh.
But all in all, it’s been a good week with yesterday’s halt of the FISA debacle. Here’s hoping . . .
Anyone here from Atlanta with a report on last night’s tornado?
Oh, and as for the lizard brain anti-choice folks, they do tend to use their kids as props any chance they get. I wonder if that eventually indoctrinates the kids to the cause or repels them as they get older. I was at a nasty even in Wichita in 2001 and one guy put his kid physically in the middle as he yelled and shouted at one of our folks.
Good everyone.
On behalf of the Fourth Amendment, the Constitution and the rule of law, I would like thank Christy for her passion and leadership on this issue. Many thanks to Jane, Glen, all the firepups who called and faxed, and all the Democrats who stood up and demonstrated that American liberty is still there.
We’ve had a recent weird influx of ants, scouting around for the colony outside, I suppose. But it’s awfully early for that which makes me wonder whether they are going to be a problem this year. And, if so, what is to be done about it.
Hate the idea of getting an exterminator or something because that’s so toxic and lingering. Anyone have any good ideas on an ant colony infestation? Let me know…
That should be Good Morning everyone in my lucky 13 comment.
Ooooo, good choice! Some days the sun *does* shine and the shadows flee away.
RevDeb @ 11-
Asked Raven earlier but he was probably out walking the dogs (while getting caught in a bit of storm himself).
Here Here! Second the motion.
AMEN!
We’ve had some ants inside too. I’ve tried the traps and some work better than others but at this point I’ve had to resort to lemon scented Raid. Haven’t found the source of them either.
From Marion in Savannah “Collins”
“And then, finally, the nub of the housing crisis: “Problem we have is, a lot of folks aren’t responding to over a million letters sent out to offer them assistance and mortgage counseling,” the president of the United States told the world.”
The problem is that the banks who made these loans the *cough* experts need to get some letters about making bad loans and get some counseling.
Blaming people after the bank experts told them they could afford a home loan is so freaking Elitists.
Blaming regular America for your Administration’s financial policy failure’s when things go wrong is part of Bush’s pattern.
Never admit a mistake, Never learn from a mistake, Never fix a mistake for if you ignore it long enough it will go away…after all another problem WILL come along to take people’s minds off today’s problem.
For ants, you can make your own ant trap,
life at the creek cottage
As far as ants go, I’ve found that cedar mulch works in keeping them from making their nests under it. I use it to create a perimeter around the house.
I was just saying yesterday how nice it it is to smell the air, and the aroma of earth in the air.
http://mgpaquin.wordpress.com/
Collins is pretty funny today!
Good morning Christy, morning dawgs -
It was just reported on MSNBC that John McCain is saying that the “terrists” might step up violence in Iraq to try and sway American voters away from him.
Morning all. Today was the day to work on the motorcycle here in SE Iowa, but I walked to the shop this morning through fresh falling snow - and that brings a smile, however rueful.
Be afraid, be very afraid.
g’morning christy
i’ve found sprinkling used coffee grounds around the exterior of my foundation prevented ants from coming inside. not only do the ants h-a-t-e to step in it (excellent non toxic barrier), my plants love the stuff.
i put the outside water for my critters in a tray with used grounds in the summer to prevent them from invading their water. haven’t had an ant problem since i started it and i used to have ant problems every year.
We are expecting more storms later this morning in the Atlanta area but right now I’m listening to the birds sing.
And that’s putting it mildly; still can’t get rid of a residual six-hour smirk.
Morning pups, thanks for my first morning smile. How can you not love this place — where by comment 22 in the morning, we have properly thanked Christy et al for their heroic and successful 4th amendment efforts, commented on the economy, and supplied a non-chemical recipe for ant eradication?
I’m trying a new recipe for a pre St. Patty’s Day dinner which may or may not be traditional. However it does use corned beef and I do love Reubens.
Reuben Casserole With Crumb Topping
INGREDIENTS:
* 1 1/2 to 2 cups diced corned beef, about 8 ounces
* 16 ounces sauerkraut, preferably fresh, drained and rinsed, squeezed dry
* 2 tablespoons grated onion
* 1 cup shredded Swiss cheese
* 1 cup shredded mild Cheddar cheese
* 1/2 cup light Thousand Island dressing
* 1/4 cup mayonnaise, light or regular
* 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
* .
* Topping
* 3 slices rye bread
* 2 tablespoons butter, melted
PREPARATION:
Spray an 8-inch square (2-quart) baking dish with nonstick cooking spray. Heat oven to 350°.
In a large bowl, combine corned beef, sauerkraut, onion, cheeses, dressing, mayonnaise, and pepper; stir with a spoon or hands until well blended.
Pat into prepared baking dish.
Tear bread into pieces and process until crumbs are fine. Put in a bowl and toss with the melted butter. Sprinkle crumbs over the casserole. Bake for 45 minutes, until topping is browned and filling is bubbly.
Serves 6 to 8.
See, that just proves that there is something good to be found in everything!
Glad you made it home safe last night — the pictures of downtown Atlanta are horrific.
My first daffodils have bloomed! And tomorrow is a chance of snow again. Winter isn’t quite over yet. And now off to Flagstaff for shopping and maybe a movie! Ya’ll have a great day! Hope Peanut enjoys Horton.
In fact, we have it on good authority that the Mahdi Army stood down for the past few months exactly to make McCain look good and sucker the Republicans into nominating him.
Have you experience with prostitutes?
Answer: Only the lobbyists in Albany
We have snow in KC right now. It’s not expected to stick, but still . . .
I landed (I think) this new gig with a firm on the 74th floor of the empire state building. How weird is that?
The only cool thing is that Human Rights Watch is 40 floors below me! hahaha How weird is that?
That’s goin’ on the table as soon as I can get hold of some good corned beef; please report if you think it needs any kind of tweaking.
SanderO @ 36 -
Ta for the *real* quote; told ya my translation sux’d (apologies for the naughty, but that’s the best description).
Oh I did not find that funny at all. This the President of the United States we’re talking about. No, I don’t think it’s funny at all. We’re about to go to hell in a handbasket and this fool can’t put together a complete sentence, and when he does, it’s an irrelevant statement.
It’s pathetic!
wow. sounds like a winner. We’ll have to try that.
Thanks Suzanne
Good coaching?
This gave me a chuckle
When Julius Erving arrived on campus from Roosevelt, Long Island, he was 6 foot 3. When he left, he was 6-7″
Now, that’s coaching!” Jack Leaman, former UMass coach.
Oh, right, I forgot, it’s all about Him.
Wasn’t that priceless!
David Paterson is a very good guy. If he can really grab the helm in NYC we might see a very progressive agenda. I feel bad for Eliot, but I am not disappointed that David has become Gov. He’s black, from Harlem and he’s blind so he’s quite sensitive to the needs of “real” people and not someone who has learned compassion in a classroom at some ivy league college.
I look forward to watching The Feast of Love by Robert Benton, that I got from Netflix…Morgan Freeman, George Kinnear, Radha Mitchell, Selma Blair…
I will, it’s funny when I mentioned this recipe at work yesterday the response was crazy. Everyone wanted the link.
We had a work Happy Hour last night, and one of my coworkers introduced me to her husband. She asked me to tell him about that casserole, which he asked her when they will make it, and this morning I find out that one of the other guests going to this dinner changed her dish, which also used corned beef, so not to compete with it.
This recipe has taken on a life if it’s own in the last 24 hours.
I remember his father, Basil. Good people.
It was one of the best responses I have had the pleasure of hearing/watching!
What was up with the OJ type coverage from the helicopter of Spitzer’s SUV???
And why is anyone who isn’t a true off-roader still driving these behemoths?
It so ticks me off… our poor blue planet is dying.
nothing surprising here:
The former treasurer for the National Republican Congressional Committee diverted hundreds of thousands of dollars — and possibly as much as $1 million — of the organization’s funds into his personal accounts, GOP officials said yesterday, describing an alleged scheme that could become one of the largest political frauds in recent history.
For at least four years, Christopher J. Ward, who is under investigation by the FBI, allegedly used wire transfers to funnel money out of NRCC coffers and into other political committee accounts he controlled as treasurer, NRCC leaders and lawyers said in their first public statement since they turned the matter over to the FBI six weeks ago.
“The evidence we have today indicated we have been deceived and betrayed for a number of years by a highly respected and trusted individual,” said Rep. Tom Cole (R-Okla.), the NRCC chairman.
The committee also announced that it has submitted to banks five years’ worth of audits and financial documents allegedly faked by Ward, some of which were used to secure multimillion-dollar loans. It is a violation of federal laws to obtain loans through false statements; the crime is punishable by up to $1 million in fines and 30 years in prison.
the problem is that they will never see the irony or connect the dots. That’s why they’re repuglicans.
this is a hoot:
“While the circumstances surrounding Governor Spitzer’s resignation are newsworthy, some publications, in violation of journalistic norms, have used the occasion of Gov. Spitzer’s political misfortunes as an excuse to exploit Ms. Dupre’s persona for commercial purposes,” he said.
But media interest in Dupre still swirled. Hustler Publisher Larry Flynt told the AP Friday that he had e-mailed Dupre, offering her $1 million to pose nude for his magazine. He said he hadn’t heard back.
“It will be something that will very tastefully done,” Flynt said of the proposed photo spread, but he added that Dupre would have to appear completely naked and not just topless.
“Hustler readers don’t like to compromise,” he said. “They want the whole enchilada.”
Flynt acknowledged he wasn’t sure whether Dupre would accept, adding she is likely being approached with offers from other men’s magazines, as well as book publishers and other media.
Media outlets had been camped outside her apartment in Manhattan’s Flatiron district for days. A spokesman for her building issued a statement Thursday night saying she was not there and indicated Dupre’s fellow tenants - who pay $6,595 for two-bedroom apartments - were fed up with the media circus and curiosity-seekers.
Sprinkle diatomaceous earth around where you see the ants coming in. It’s non-toxic to humans and pets, but not the same as the DE for swimming pool filters.
But internet is killing the pay for sex industry in Yerp:
The oldest bordello in Hamburg’s red-light district is shutting down for lack of business, according to newspaper reports published Friday.
The family-run Hotel Luxor, established in 1948, is being sold to an investor and will close down for good next month, madam Waltraud Mehrer said, according to the Hamburg Morgenpost and Bild newspapers.
She blamed the decline in business on easily available Internet porn, the rise of call-girl services, and “noisy discos and dance clubs” on the same street as her business, the newspapers reported.
“You can’t make any big money selling sex in St. Pauli any more,” she was quoted as saying, referring to the area that includes the red-light district. “The only thing still in operation are the table dance clubs.”
The club’s heyday was in the 1970s, when it was open 7 days a week, with 12 prostitutes on hand.
“Our customers were well off, they didn’t scrimp,” she said. “That’s also changed today.”
Hotel Luxor today employs four prostitutes, and is only open Tuesday through Friday nights.
“Two thousand euros (US$3,080) per night _ it was like that once,” one of the women, who gave her name only as “Nicole,” told the Morgenpost. “Now I can only dream of that. I’ve been here a year and only earn around euro200 (US$308) per shift.”
SanderO @ 50 and 52:
Links, please.
Hey! There’s a familiar smell in the air. And we were talking about recipes before. It smells good. It smells like….ahhhh…Schadenfreude Pie!
A laugh, let’s see. Over the past week, my wife and I have gotten into a match of launching into every synonym for “repudiate” that we can think of, anytime Obama or Clinton have to try to set someone in their campaigns adrift. I think tBogg did a post using a thesaurus to deny responsibility for anything anyone said, but we’ve gone beyond that with things like, “I piss on the graves of the ancestors of,” etc. It’s more fun in the doing, than in the telling.
Gals of NYC:
Sources say Dupre got involved with the Emperors Club as early as 2006 after responding to an ad from the agency seeking girls to “party” with deep-pocketed men.
After meeting with her, the escort service’s operators liked what they saw. She took to the job quickly.
“Like all of them, she wanted to hang out with guys with money,” a source said.
Peterr
Articles linked on Drudge report. NY Post I think/ Daily News???
Oh, so that’s what a St. Pauli Girl is.
I’d rather talk about recipes and flowers this morning, than prostitutes.
Oh, I agree, 100%! But seeing the MSM say something like that in front of the whole world was just such a shocker. And truth to tell, my tear ducts are pretty much worn out; it ain’t often ya find some small sliver of silver lining these days.
These cream cheese & chocolate cupcakes are absolutely fabulous
* 8 ounces cream cheese, softened
* 1 large egg, at room temperature
* 1/3 cup plus 1 cup granulated sugar
* 1 cup miniature chocolate chips
* 1 & 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
* 1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
* 1 teaspoon baking soda
* 1/2 teaspoon salt
* 1 cup warm water
* 1/3 cup vegetable oil
* 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
* 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Preheat oven to 350°. Line 2 12-cup muffin tins with cupcake liners.
Beat cream cheese, egg, and 1/3 cup sugar on medium speed until light and fluffy (about 2 minutes). Stir in the chocolate chips. Set aside.
In a large bowl, combine flour, 1 cup sugar, cocoa powder, baking soda, and salt. Make a well in the center, and add water, oil, vinegar, and vanilla. Mix just until blended.
Fill each muffin cup one-third full with the chocolate batter. Top with a spoonful of cream cheese mixture, until cups are about two-thirds full. Bake 22 to 28 minutes, until the tops spring back lightly when touched.
Cool in pans for 10 minutes. Remove to wire racks to cool completely.
Makes about 24 cupcakes.
I have to say, an extended Saturday morning conversation about prostitute research wasn’t exactly what I had in mind when I wrote this. Blergh…
Terrible news from Tibet. At least 30 and perhaps as many as 130 dead after rioting. And of course our country can’t say a word about it because we no longer have any moral standing in the world.
Lucky 13 says it for all of us! Thanks, millineryman.
Good mornin’ from the tall timber, where we are enjoying the fire in the fireplace and waiting for the thermometer to climb back above freezing. Watching red squirrels and chickadees and nuthatches and redpolls in their little red tams squabble over the feeders. ’tis a cleansing day.
Props to Christy and Jane for passion, and for leadership. We are proud to be in your company.
I’m still chuckling over the image I heard on the radio. The bee house in Calif somewhere that’s been overtaken by so many–millions?–of bees that the walls drip with honey. So that’s where they all went!
Back to read the rest o’comments after I go grind up coffee beans for a fresh cuppa.
Prairie Today: Kindling
now I have to get to work. In the midst of a financial melt-down we are kicking off our church’s annual pledge drive tomorrow and I need to be inspirational.
Now he knows how the rest of America feels.
Sorry Christy. I was just scanning the news and that’s some of the crap that surfaced.
That’s okay — it’s just that Saturday mornings are, generally, the one cheery time of the week where we don’t talk depressing and/or irritating news. And it’s been a long week, so I was looking forward to that break this morning.
Probably just me…and a need for a day off. *g*
Dr. Seuss’s Marvin K. Mooney Will You Please Go Now is the first book my son learned to read. Took it to read for his special day at pre-K, & the teacher asked me: How did he learn to read? He doesn’t sit still long enough to learn anything. (He, of course, had memorized it from my reading it to him.)
I always thought it was about Nixon, but wiki tells me it was written too soon after Watergate to make that a possibility.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M.....ase_Go_Now!
I noticed this week, when I went outside at my new job in the Malibu canyon, a light smell of…onions. At first I thought it might be coming from one of the nearby restaurants.
But, then, I noticed patches of light purple mixed in with the gorgeous green in the rolling hills.
I suspected what the odor was.
The building I work in is next to the Malibu Creek, where a reclaimation project is underway, so I looked closely and there are orange poppies and wild onions growing.
Beautiful.
I love onions.
Morning, pups. Dr suess, how I cried when he passed. I grew up with his books and was epecially thrilled when as a graduation giftI recieved, Oh the Places You Will Go. Fantastic book.
I had tried that years back and was surprised that it didn’t work. After relating this to a neighbor, he said they might be ‘fat’ loving ants and to test it out on a lil piece of paper plate. So we put out a lil sample of sugar and one of peanut butter and found that they overwhelmingly preferred the peanut butter. We did the borax mix w/ peanut butter and it worked but my mom said to just simply use white vinegar on the colony and that will get rid of them for good. I will test it out and report back later with the results.
But we had a realllllllllly good Friday….for a change. *G* And many thanks to you and all the pups who literally *made* it happen.
because they are keeping an eye on our political race and know the dems are weak on terra. what a boob
Hi everybody - avid reader checking in from the sleety Northeast.
Spent the last 3 days trying to talk my pal off the ledge over Obama’s pastor flap. A series of education opportunities, as I’ve been able to explain to him things like concern trolling, oppo research, distraction techniques etc.
I’m about to head out to my first Democratic Town Committee meeting. Time for action!
will have to try that for the garden area
Hear. Hear.
The summer between high school and college I worked on the 63Rd floor of the Empire State Building. The building has express elevators. I don’t remember the numbers, but I took one that bypassed (really fast) the first about 55 floors. Ditto, going down. The other thing that struck me was that none of the windows opened. It was also the first time I saw a mail chute. It was a narrow chute that was all window on the outside where you could watch letters descending from heaven.
Have y’all seen this one about Conyers and teh internets?
http://www.multichannel.com/in.....=CA6540885
good morning!
this week, this site has been amusing me………it is spring in your monitor, only takes a second to do.
sent to me from a fellow master gardener.
New plan for my gardening this year.
Click on the below link. You will get a black
page. Click your mouse anywhere (& everywhere) on the page & see what
happens! Better yet, click & drag your mouse over the black page… The more
you click, or hold the mouse, the more flowers will
grow!
Enjoy!!
http://www.procreo.jp/labo/flower_garden.swf
One of my favotrite poems of spring is Wordsworth’s ‘Daffodils.’
LOL!!!
Christy,
I really enjoyed your post. But, I guess sometimes it’s that you can lead a horse to water, but…
I went over to Daryl Cagle’ site to find something funny to share.
Found one cartoon with a big stupid cave guy saying Hey, I just invented fire and the wheel. There’s a cave woman standing there, hand on hip, who is saying No kidding? I just invented free sex for fire and the wheel.
Sorry to bring up the P word, but the cartoon made me laugh. Guys!
I loved Dr. Seuss when I was kid. Tremendous influence on me. I remembering ordering green eggs and ham at restaurant as a kid. My parents were a bit shocked at first, then they busted out laughing. I figured at the time I would give it shot because we had no green eggs at home.
Borax and honey. Put the honey in a place where the ants will find it, surround it with borax. The ants will go for the honey but when leaving with their loot the borax clings to the honey. They take this back to the nest and it kills the queen (and the nest). I tried this once and it seemed to work very well, worth a try anyway Christy.
This might be apt for this thread. From BBC News:
My son called to tell us that his youngest, our three-year-old granddaughter, has a way with song and dance. He said that, after brushing her teeth, she came out of the bathroom singing:
“My teeth are shiney,
Just like my hiney.”
Dancing, she pointed at both features at the appropriate place in the song.
They’re coming to visit us from Colorado the first week of April. We haven’t seen them since we were up there last summer. Looking forward to spoiling them.
You’re probably not old enough to remember when some larger department stores only had one central cash collection point and there were these overhead pipes thru’ which payments and change were shot back and forth…..sorta like today’s drive-in windows at banks. Lor’, haven’t thought about that in more years than anyone wants to count. :-)
For many years I worked in The Brill Building on 49th St and Broadway and the building had mail chute. We’d never use it because the a letter would inevitably get caught between floors and jam the whole thing up. We’d always take the elevator to the lobby and drop our mail in the box. But then I was on the 7th, not the 74th floor.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Oh man. I hope they get that one on tape — will make for some great family reunion/date night embarrassment footage, if so…
We still have one old department store, Weavers, in Lawrence, that sends payments to the central office by pneumatic tube.
More:
Same linky.
http://ihasahotdog.com
http://icanhascheezburger.com
these two websites have been cracking me up all week………
icanhascheezburger was named #4 of 50 top websites in ’the globe’ from england……..so, i hadn’t been there in a while, so, i checked it out……..the march 12th one about a taxi/clown car reminded me of marymccurnin’s clown car joke……..really made me laugh.
and last month my sister took me to her favorite b&b for my birthday, the cornerstone in nashville, indiana, brown county…..south of indianapolis……anyone near nashville needs to go there, plenty of options for lodgings, lovely place, the state park has cabins and a pool…i am NOT a shopper, and i had fun, lots of cool things….town closes by 7pm, so buy your own wine, two places to choose from.
the b&b serves these crackers that my sister is addicted to, we got the recipe.
Candy Crackers
spray cookie sheet
line with foil
spray foil. lay out club crackers to cover in 1 layer
1 1/2 cups sugar
3 sticks butter
3 tablespoons light corn syrup
boil 2 minutes
add 2 teaspoons vanilla
pour mixture over crackers-spread quickly to coat
press chopped nuts of your choice on top
bake 25 minutes @ 350
let cool and break into cracker size
Wow, 5 cures for ants, I think I’ll try white vinegar for the piss ants (sugar ants) in the kitchen.
The tomatoes are going in today, as well as the peppers and basil. I’ll have to put them out front and in the side yards to keep them separated so they don’t cross-pollinate.
The funniest thing? My husband playing YouTube videos of Corgis for our new puppy.
I have always thought that Barbara Bush would have made the world a better place if she had encouraged young George W. (or older George W.) to read Dr. Seuss - this from Yertle the Turtle is one of my favourites…
And today the great Yertle, that Marvelous he,
Is King of the Mud. That is all he can see.
And the turtles, of course…all the turtles are free
As turtles and, maybe, all creatures should be.
And perhaps listen to the wisdom of Mack the Turtle, on the bottom of the tower of turtles….
“I know, up on top you are seeing great sights, but down here at the bottom we, too, should have rights.”
And this is why my doctor didn’t prescribe antibiotics for my viral infection. He said just take ibrupofen and lotsa liquids and rest…from the Beeb:
That’s so fun to hear; ta for supplying the proper name for it.
I love this place!! Thanks, Elliott. I’ll hand this off to David,