Well… Not like a liquid solution, but if you wanna go make yourself a solution of vodka in orange juice, scotch in soda… tea in hot water… take your time
This is for those looking for the puzzle solution.
“FUZZ” By: Mary Roach (ISBN 9781324001935 / hardover)
It’s taken me a while to finish this because this is a main course, and I give in to the temptation of dessert; Grippando, Scottoline, Connely, Charbonneau, Patterson,…and more.
But like “Packing for Mars,” I thoroughly recommend this.
Broadly, it starts with a conference in Nevada about identifying the kind of animal that killed the human or livestock, moves on to the bear problem in Aspen and humans’ contributions to it, then jumps to the problems with elephants and monkeys and leopards in India (again with the human contributions to them), birds around tropical U.S. air force bases, seagull problems at the Vatican…and so on.
The things you will learn about what is being done in the name of pest control will blow your mind.
Ms. Roach keeps all sides of the problems between humans and animals balanced as best she can, including that of the animals.
The language is the language of the people she speaks with and is uncensored.
I’m glad I read it.
I tried to read her “BONK,” which is about exactly what you think it’s about, but couldn’t do it. Well written but not something I wanted to read.
Suffice it to say “BONK” has to be taken into account by every space agency in the world along with the smell of pent-up humans.
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Wow.
I’ve heard of washboard abs before, but that is ridiculous.
24-pack?
bee-uuu-tiful!
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It seems to me that I’ve seen this cute little toddler in other photos, but whatever…..she IS the cutest little one ever, I think!!
(I love the camel, too! Looks like he’s having a great time!)
It’s from an online photo spread… Unfortunately I can’t remember where right this minute…
But there are several pictures of her, and more of her family.
Meanwhile this picture was my desktop background for a year or so, before I knew you!
I’m inclined to think it’s from National Geographic.
The picture link is the same little girl, she is age 15 or 16 here.
That is a picture of joy.
You just can’t help but laugh with them. Great picture.
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Cover art done by Hungarian born artist Alex A. Blum.
Milt Kobayashi
OK; got all nine pretty fast. Back to bed…
I got all nine last night too. One was kind of tricky for me.
Solution time!
Well… Not like a liquid solution, but if you wanna go make yourself a solution of vodka in orange juice, scotch in soda… tea in hot water… take your time
This is for those looking for the puzzle solution.
If you’ve done it, and want to compare…
Good to see you on yesterday’s, Stel…
Though I was too late to say so.
Thanks, SS !!
Gotta love the Walk of Life video.
got em.
me, too.
it was fun.
strawberries and cream
,
If dogs wore glasses.
Made me laugh!!
Here’s looking at you, kid.
I’m bringing two over from “Ripley’s…” today.
i wasn’t ready for the loudness of the LOL!!!
very good!
LOL!
Mailman must be a temp.
Good what’s the diff Saturday, cleophanatics!
Remember, your waitstaff doesn’t cook the food. Hug your server. If you know them well.
Y’all have a great day. (((((HuGz!)))))
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“One Small Step” By: Matt Dixon
looks like Rocketman…
Book Review
“FUZZ” By: Mary Roach (ISBN 9781324001935 / hardover)
It’s taken me a while to finish this because this is a main course, and I give in to the temptation of dessert; Grippando, Scottoline, Connely, Charbonneau, Patterson,…and more.
But like “Packing for Mars,” I thoroughly recommend this.
Broadly, it starts with a conference in Nevada about identifying the kind of animal that killed the human or livestock, moves on to the bear problem in Aspen and humans’ contributions to it, then jumps to the problems with elephants and monkeys and leopards in India (again with the human contributions to them), birds around tropical U.S. air force bases, seagull problems at the Vatican…and so on.
The things you will learn about what is being done in the name of pest control will blow your mind.
Ms. Roach keeps all sides of the problems between humans and animals balanced as best she can, including that of the animals.
The language is the language of the people she speaks with and is uncensored.
I’m glad I read it.
I tried to read her “BONK,” which is about exactly what you think it’s about, but couldn’t do it. Well written but not something I wanted to read.
Suffice it to say “BONK” has to be taken into account by every space agency in the world along with the smell of pent-up humans.
,.
“An Offering” By: Matt Dixon