Citizen Dog by Mark O'Hare for January 20, 2016

EldoCowpokes don’t slink, shimmy or slither either.

Now, if we were ambling we wouldn’t be having this here problem.

This seems like a nice bar. Hey bud, how about a drink?

I thought Drifters sang. You know, songs like Up On the Roof and On the Boardwalk.

Good morning, cleo, sugar, Fellow Baby & the rest of the CD gang!

Day seven.

Can you sidle if there is no bar?

Good Morning Grog, Dry, Cleo, Happy, Stel, Shika, neverenoughgold & all CDers.

Oh, is it tomorrow already?

Time sure flies these days…

That looks more like a frontle than a sidle!

Old cowboys don’t sidle up to the bar, they belly up to it.

Looks like that feller would be right good at a “belly up” to the bar…

Does he also ride his horse side-sidle?

LOL – good answer (as usual)!

Good late night and GOOD NIGHT Fellow Baby, cleo, SUGIE and all ye’ gathered here!

((((((((((((((((((((FOR SUGIE)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

si·dleVERBWalk in a furtive, unobtrusive, or timid manner, especially sideways or obliquely:“I sidled up to her”synonyms: creep · sneak · slink · slip · slide · steal · edge · inch · [more]NOUNAn act or instance of sidling.