1) “It’s just all too exhausting to get lathered up about. I don’t get any respect!” or,
2) “Do you see the oasis ahead?” or,
3) “If I hold my head very still, perhaps she won’t leave any deposits.” or,
4) “Whaddya think of my new hat?”
Image Credit: Eric Lafforgue
“Where did that stupid bird go?”
Michael, 100 points for that excellent effort!
On Wed, Apr 16, 2014 at 5:27 AM, Live & Learn wrote:
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or ‘ this guest has really overstayed his welcome.’
100 points for that quip Beth. Laughing.
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Ah, Caleb ….. so good to see you again!!!
Humpsday? 😉
Very Punny Marina.
On Wed, Apr 16, 2014 at 6:10 AM, Live & Learn wrote:
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“I can see so much from up here..”
Good one!
On Wed, Apr 16, 2014 at 6:17 AM, Live & Learn wrote:
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Love the new hat!
It’s FINE!
“Just when I was about to get over the hump” 😀
300 points for that interpretation. You win Teela. Free lifetime subscription to this blog.
Graciously accepts……… 😀
Great hat.
It is a great hat Alex.
Which way should we go?
I like it!
I hate cowbirds. They lay eggs in other birds’ nests and then take off, letting their chicks crowd out (starve out and trample) the original ones and letting the substitute mother raise her cowbirds chicks. I once saw a warbler mother feeding a cowbird chick that was bigger than her (the substitute mother). Only the cowbird chick survived while all her warbler babies had died.
I had no idea that’s what that was and that’s what they do. You took all of the warm feelings out of this photo Anneli. 🙂
Sorry about that, David, but when I see a cowbird they take all the warm feelings out of me too.
🙂 I completely get it.
or… a bird on the head is worth two in the sand….. ??
Ahhhhhh, 200 points for that Bonnie.
you just made my day!! 🙂
Are we being followed?
Good one. I didn’t see THAT
They look quite happy together – made for each other! 🙂
They do look content Suzy. 🙂