Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for March 20, 2013

But can she feed you, and take care of you in the manner you’ve grown accustomed to ?

When I travel, I have a friend house sit and take care of my dog. When I get home, the dog is always excited to see me – Unlike a couple of cats I’ve had, who would ignore me, just to let me know their displeasure at leaving them with a “sitter”.

My two dogs would agree with this.

I love my wife, but oh echidna.

Now this is Vlad Bad.

Zoot suit, white jacket with side vents five inches long. I’m out on the street again and I’m leaping along. The Who: Cut My Hair – Quadrophenia.

The two terms are not mutually exclusive, wiener-doggie. For the Man, you may be “his best friend” even if t’other pooch is yours. Not that it matters, for you are clearly treacherous and not to be trusted. Poor Man!

Nice word play and sweet drawing!

Cool blog today, too.

Those birds are just window dressing…

Great Blog today, but then its always good.

I once was a dog, but I ran away.Anyway, who wants to be friends with a genetically modified sausage?

ZOOT SUITSIs incomplete without some popular culture of the time like Rochester (yes, Jack Benny’s valet), performing Sharp As A Tack in a Zoot Suit with a reet pleat.

I would love to have a bunny to nap with.

The leaves in that bow tie look like mint. If so, you can be stylish and smell good as well.

Paraphrasing Fields: “There is no question as to wether whiskey or dogs are man’s best friend. When 2 chaps get together for a friendly session you never see them sitting around petting dogs.”

Flamingo tongues are some of my favorite critters. They have become more scarce in the past few years, but I have my doubts about the decline being the result of collecting by divers and snorkelers, because the scarcity seems to me to be uniform over heavily dived locales and those with much lighter diver loads, If you’re a diver or a snorkeler, look and take pictures; don’t touch stuff.

Blog: Echidna. We were at the zoo last year with various great nephews and nieces and we were looking at a certain animal. I heard someone say, “Oh, look at the baby porcupine.”.With that, I lapsed into “get it right” mode and loudly told the kids about the echidna and how it lays eggs. The kids were agog and I heard a voice from behind say, “Rubbish”. I directed them to the information on the cage. The silence was almost as great as the speed at which they left.

Yes.