Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for August 02, 2015

By the way I got this deed to the Brooklyn Bridge….

Bubble party!

I left mine in my carpenter’s tool box back at the shop.I think what you really need is a sand-blasting kit, to erase that graffito along one side of the corner arch at levels 2 and 3. Very explicit….

You are an evil, evil man. With an evil, evil mind. And you beat me to that line.

Yeah, it’s right next to my big fat Walnettos.

Of course, the answer my friend, is blowing in the wind.

And with this simple question, overheard by a bystander, the F. W. Woolworth empire was brought forth and thrust upon the world. The bubble wand was only one of the many items to be made easily available.Necessity is the moth of prevention.

Brother, can you spare a bubble wand?

Sure it starts with bubbles, but before you know it you’re hooked on the hard stuff like hopscotch and jacks.

Don Ho cornered the market on bubble wands. Check with his rights and permissions attorneys.

Sorry. I broke my wand…

I had one of these once. Its called a Bubble Thing.I drew crowds. Adults as well as kids.

“Bubbles … tiny bubbles … looking at me …”

Is he carrying a bottle of bubble solution? It really is worthless without a wand. I wonder who invented the bubble wand. I’m going to look that info up… unless someone beats me to it.

The history of bubble blowers.

I have a key ring and a pen. It may take some doing, but I think there may be a way to form a bubble wand from these.

I found FA on MassLive.com here.

Where did you hear about a merger? Is this a joke, a guess, or a fact?