Loose Parts by Dave Blazek for March 02, 2014

It seems to fit to a T.

Better insulation makes for lower cooling bills too because it’s harder for heat to get in

And when it rains? LIghting bills?

In ten years that yarn will be eaten away.

It’s the toque of the town.

Digital_dreamer…

That yarn is spun from the wool of cartoon sheep.

Look at any old comics collection and you’ll see sheep that are now 20 to 100 years old… their wool is still perfect.

Same cartoon physics that keeps Blondie looking beautiful after 83 years of marriage.

Yikes! A Yurt of Yarn! I wonder if it’s Yellow? Good idea for those in the Yukon. Maybe Yellowstone or Yosemite as well. Maybe worn while Yachting? And the list goes on….

I have geothermal HVAC, and of course you get some savings immediately but not the whole investment; that takes longer.

Houses (or cap covers) do not amortize; they may depreciate. Amortization is for intangibles. In comic reality I suppose everything might be considered an intangible.

Houses (or cap covers) do not amortize; they may depreciate. Amortization is for intangibles. In comic reality I suppose everything might be considered an intangible.

Marblemouth ……..indeed!

And thanks, Ellisaana!

Did the HOA approve that. I’m thinking NOT!

“I could search the whole world over, no matter what I do, I know i’ll never find another ewe”