Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for May 03, 2020

That’s the trouble with being a big fish in a small pond. There’s barely enough room for very little bits of food.

I lost the thrill to fill my gills with bits and pieces.

Now I go for chunks and hunks for my junk.

Countdown to Sister Teresa’s birthday on Tuesday, May 5. Tick, tock, tick, tock, tick, tock.

Does size matter?

The boat will stay afloat when crossing the most visus ocean if there is motion.

That’s the last time I get stuff from Ikea.

Drilling inside needles requires small bits and the material left from boring is but s smaller amount.

Making IV tubing requires bits of material, then machine heated into functional products.

Nano Frog Applause™

Littoral and literal bits. Litter bits. Liturgic bits.

…ugh…mother-in-law fish…

…you can never keep the fish bowl clean enough for them…

…if you are talking bits as in jokes…

…no matter how small they still can be a gag…

…Teresa born on Cartoonist Day…

…go figure …

…this home schooling is hard on fish…

…I thought only electric eels had power thrills…

…I hope your morel hunting is better than mine…

Yeah? Well I found the teensiest, weensiest, teeny tiniset particles, but swam on by!

What?! Another Costanza joke?

This is the A-plus-plus assignment that was turned in the Art-and-Science lesson. Those Sisters of the Perpetually Lame are really pushing the envelope.

bits of microbes are also unable escape your sight

Open wide for Chunky … don’t just settle for Skittles …!

Quantum Physics.

Matryoshka doll fish talk.

Teresa puts the itch in Ichthyology.

That happens every time I step on a Lego.

You need lots of those littlier bits to make a really good gravy.

Fish eyes! Your eyes must be better than mine in brine.

Also, roly poly fish heads!

Bits and pieces of coherence, but it’s just another nano Monday up-and-coming….