Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for December 03, 2015

And the kitchen sink.

Fish eggs? Frog eggs?Fish-man eggs?Frogman eggs?

Yes? Yes? What about the eggs found in the lake?Surely you don’t mean for them to be eaten?Of course not.Continue your penmanship lesson….

I ate them for breakfast yesterday morning, on an English muffin. They were delicious, but I’m now growing gills.

N-E-S-T-L-E-SNestles makes the very best.Chocolate!There is no Lake Nestle, though.The nearest lake to Nestlé’s headquarters in Burlington, Wisconsin is Rockland Lake. Unlike Rock Lake, which is in Lake Mills, Wisconsin, Rockland Lake does not have a pyramid or effigy mounds within its depths.Nobody is sure why.

The winner of this year’s Arkansas Grand Trailer Community Prize Package is Van Burden County Animal Control Director Reta Tharp.Congratulations, Reta!When it gets dark, you tow our heart away.

Those two eggs are a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma … but even without her scarf, I know a babushka when I see one.

Must belong to some bereft salamander mom.

You can roe your boat with eggs found in the lake.

Bird and reptile eggs require open atmosphere. They are semi-permeable and require free oxygen to provide metabolic oxygen for the enclose embryonic form.Placing eggs in a lake is murder.Authorities have been notified and persons of interest detained.

L’Eggo My Eggo

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