Close to Home by John McPherson for April 27, 2020

I don’t think so. I believe all it would do is make a sticky mess. And attract some unwanted guest like ants.

Well that’s weird, I read online that grout makes great peeps. Now I’m really wondering. I still smell funny from that bath in Clorox to kill the virus.

Maybe I SHOULD be wearing a tin foil hat. Next thing you know there’s going to be aliens hanging out and leaning against my toolbox.

The world’s gone mad!

“If it was on the internet, it MUST be true!!”

Bleeb had best be careful, he could be mistaken for a peep.

Yup, Right next to “Taking disinfectant internally”.

He was told you he must be very quiet when doing this because the baby was sleeping, she didn’t want to hear a peep out of him

I sure hope he’s using the marshmallow ones.

Well, if it’s online it must be true. I mean the internet was invented by scientists and Al Gore. They wouldn’t lie to us.

At least they are good for something.

Bleeb’s helpin’!

Ramen may be used to patch cracked sinks. No, really.

Peeps were popular way back in my day. Probably a cause of a lot of cavities!

Peeps®…gumming up tummies and grouting bathrooms since 1953.

Well, at least someone finally found a use for them.

A tad dark.

Also mortar, stucco, sponges, bulletproof vests….

I’m repeating myself. Abraham Lincoln said you could believe most of what you read online.

Ive never heard of “Peeps”.

This is the reason that the company “PeepsGrout” dissolved…

left out vital instruction…also great stay at home activity…replace after every shower