Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for April 30, 2011

Such narrow thoughts…

Does Teresa have detention again?

Is she sittin’ on the toilet?

Read in the News (not World Weekly News) that Armadillos cause Hansen’s disease (Leprosy) among humans. Next: People who believe everything they read.

Today’s comic reminds me of a painting I saw in Ireland, called “Himself, Herself.” Very stark, very powerful albeit with two people, not one, sitting in a small one-room house. Still can’t get it out of my mind and I keep trying to find it in a print (it was in a museum).

http://www.crawfordartgallery.ie/Paintings/MPOMalley.html

Small World, Isn’t It?

Jeffc42, but we have cable today, At least one expects the couple to talk with each other. Think about it do we talk with or to other people?

Poignant. I know lots of people like that.

Hey, that’s my lifestyle.

I find this sad.

Sitting on my cigar deck with a snifter of cognac, I love looking out on my world of lake, mountains and forest, plus the sound of a roaring creek in my backyard. Bliss!

The tire-on-window reminded me of this, the longest-running commercial of all time.

jeffc42, I see why the painting stayed in your thoughts.

Colonel Sanders

It is indeed an album cover. Here’s one of many links that explain what’s going on:

http://adage.com/article/songs-for-soap/colonel-wisdom-a-tijuana-picnic/131724/

(Just Google “Tijuana Picnic”)

That was no.body. The censor button hit the wrong place. And a reference to a great song by Jonathon Richmond.

body ever called Catherine Denuve an bleeep

[Re. Frog Blog]

It Shocked the Nation … Phenix City, Metropolis of Dropped O’s … Where Maureen O’Hara Woke Up One Morning as “Maureen Hara” … and Her Cheerios Disintegrated in the Bowl!

(:v> Jonathan

Margueritem, I saw that painting in 1999, and I’ve still never gotten it out of my head. It’s really powerful in person. (Although you’ve got to go to Ireland to see it!)

Wow….Monday morning and no Dave Barry Blog or Frog Blog…does this have to do with Osama?

There is a Frog Blog for today. What planet are you on right now, BookTrout?