Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for August 02, 2017

I’d like to order a No. 3 and 18. Do they come with an eggroll?

Those darn squirrels. They’re everywhere! They’re everywhere!

Apostrophes that are sad are very sad!

My hands felt like two balloons this is not how I am. Pink Floyd

Because squirrels are pretty awesome.

Germans cannot say “squirrel”. (You can search that one.)

All Of The Above

Boxed list transparency..

Limited to patient with. Very little choice have I.

about wins! (to a close second)

…number nine, number nine, number nine…

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Squirrel’s can paint? I confess that I did not know that. FREE DOGSNIFF

ok I’M 3 and 8 and

This is what most medical charts actually look like.

That includes the foil rectangle in which you can see your own face.

Of course, we see the doctor because of the angle at which he holds it.

Nine out of ten doctors prescribe {lucky at/with} for their patients who require a prepositional phrase with which to end a questionable condition.

DaDa! You’re back! I missed you so!

Have you voted, maybe three times?

This is about the correct use of prepositions postpositive to selected adjectives.

Or it is about sad exclamation points.

Or it is about squirrelly paintings, by or of.

The Bottom Line is, lucky at/with!

(Frivolous gimcrackery.)

Shrodinger’s squirrel had much to be nervous about. [No.8, check] He had to worry about whether or not he would live to think outside the box ever again.

But his worries were not limited to [No.1, check] work, alone.

He also had to fret about whether his family would get lucky with [No.3, check] their choice of artist, whom they had hired at no small expense, to paint their family portrait.

A scurry of squirrels is never an easy subject, even for the best artist!:(

Checked over for quality and quantity..

I don’t want my unmentionables inspected by Number 9 anymore.

Prepositions are a bear; they are responsible for more idioms that need to be learned by heart than even irregular verbs.