Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for March 22, 2013

It must be true.

I love that warm and fuzzy feeling when I’m with him. Sort of like cuddling up to teddy bear without fur.

Sounds like my last fortune cookie.

Indeed.

Is this Brokeback Applause?

Funny how chicken fried steak makes me think of po’ folks food, whereas Wiener Schnitzel has a “Franz Josef” feel about it… but they’re basically the same thing.

“to which others are drawn”I might be a bit trepidatious should a serial grammar killer approach me in such a fashion, smiling, and with obvious good intentions.

Lil guy went to bed with a midnight snack.

That chicken fried steak needs a bit more cream gravy, as do the mashed potatoes. I miss living in the Southwest, mainly because I can’t find a good chicken fried steak overseas. I had it once in Ohio and the Northerners have no idea of how to prepare it.

The New York in the 70s picture reminded me of Walt Frazier of the Knicks.

♫ Saggitarius!

“All your friends are laughing behind your back – KILL THEM. Take down all those naked pictures of Ernest Borgnine you’ve got hanging in your den.”

That’s your horoscope for today,That’s your horoscope for today

Now you may find it inconceivable or at the very least a bit unlikely that the relative position of the planets and the stars could have a special deep significance or meaning that exclusively applies to only you, but let me give you my assurance that these forecasts and predictions are all based on solid, scientific, documented evidence, so you would have to be some kind of moron not to realize that every single one of them is absolutely true… ♫

-Weird Al

I used to have a pink shirt, too. —Sixty years ago, when they were in fashion for young heterosexual males….

They do look like a nice couple.

And he’s jest tickled pink to hear it . . . ☻

I’m sure there’s an insurance pitch coming…..

Pass that plate of Kolachky this way and don’t expect it to go back around!

I remember the “Elvis” influenced fashion back in the mid 50s – pink shirts with black pants trimmed in white or pink piping … and, of course, we wore blue suede shoes and had that “duck-tail” hair style.-MAN … we all felt SO cool and hip.

I just LOVE the new fabric softener I’m using! I knew it would pay immediate dividends.

I have long thought Ann-Margret is one of the most stunningly gorgeous women ever. The photo on the Blog does nothing to disabuse me of that opinion.

It’s the bowling shirt.

Such a nice boy…

!!!* BUNNY!*happy, happy, joy, joy

Someone tell StelBel that she has a friend on the blog…

Are they bowling buddies? I guess there’s no way I can pin that on them! LOL. SOMEBODY STOP ME!!

Back in the 60s I sometimes did my hair like AnnMargret’s there, but with kids born 1960, ‘61, ’62 and ’64, did not have a lot of time to do my hair; that style took a lot of teasing and spray.

I can just smell those hyacynths and taste those kolachkys. The napping animals are cute but I only cuddle with bird pets. If I ever get around to reviewing all my old videos, I’m sure there are some of Cuddles Cockatoo giving kisses. So far I only have the one of her talking on UTube.

I remember both of those faces from old TV shows (must have been uninteresting to me because I don’t remember names.

Those little slabs of uncut amethyst crystals are set quite nicely; I wonder how they stabilized them.

Softness isn’t always a good thing.

I love chicken fried steak, but often avoid it because, I do not want to lose the ability to see my nether regions.

But he did not delve into any possible explanation requiring the application of dark energy and the ability of the subconcious to sense distant objects and events by their effect on that dark energy, which NASA claims to be 70% of all energy in the universe, though I would place it at 99.9999%, with our visible quantum continuum being only one of many such.

I don’t know which movie had the “girlfriend stealer,” but the idea wasn’t a total Hollywood invention; it had a real-life inspiration. Some cars had extensible side seats, known as “mother-in-law seats.” Here’s one on a 1915 Franklin:

http://tinyurl.com/cydx8cp