Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for June 16, 2016

A bunch o’ shady characters, if you ask me.(Or vertically divided half-characters.)

“Do-bee-do-bee-do, bee-bee-do-beep-bee-bop-do-bee . . . " (I’d paste in musical notes, but nothing can take the sting out of my jazz singing.)

Bee buzz saw.

Or, would you rather see some bunny poop?

May I presume it is performed to a lively tune in 3/4 time?

“There ain’t nothin’ pointless about this gig. Just look around yourself—the birds singin’ sweet love songs to the trees, the squirrels doin’ crazy things all over the place, Mother nature, she watchin’ over the whole scene, and dig me, takin’ it all in…it’s the here and now that I’m talkin’ ‘bout—the smell of sweet life in the air, the warm feel of the sun, and the beeeeat of the music, just diggin’ yourself….you see what you want to see. You hear what you want to hear.”-Nilsson: The Point

Sweet, sweet frass, just what I wanted!

I did. Here it is again, honey. … Is Fig. 2. holding a baby … shadow person? Silhouette?

I confess! I already have one:

Bee bop a loom bopa whomp bam BOOM!

Number 2 was a thalidomide baby… now, as an adult, he’s contributing to society in the only way he knows… by collecting and distributing bumble bee scat. -I ask you!!! Is that so bad???

Now I have to find some Humble Bee Scat.

Will the real Silhouette please step forward?

OMG… I’m full of stars!

@daddyhc

On bee-half of th®ee, honey! The obvious answer is, therefore, number 3.

P.S. I just found out that one can’t make an internal r parenthetical: it becomes a trademark!This calls for appropriate music…

th(r)ee

Put a < S > (no spaces) between the parentheses and the r.

t h ( < S > r < S > ) e eNo spaces between the letters/symbols.