Bliss by Harry Bliss for October 11, 2016

…but the tree kept the squirrels’ nuts.

You’re alive. I approve.

Aaah, Vermont.

A horse is a horse, of course, of course

And noone can talk to his horse, of course

That is, of course, unless the horse is the famous Mr. Ed

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Go right to the source and ask the horse

He’ll give you the answer that you’ll endorse

He’s always on a steady course

Talk to Mr. Ed

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People yakkity yak a streak and waste your time of day

But Mr. Ed will never speak unless he has something to say

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A horse is a horse, of course, of course

And this one’ll talk till his voice is hoarse

You never heard of a talking horse?

Well listen to this:

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“I am Mr. Ed”

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Great memories

Oh how I wish. My neighborhood squirrels ate all of my persimmons last week and are now going after my porch pumpkins!

Mrs. Baird didn’t call him ‘Mr. Ed’. That was added by the posters here.

When my wife and I began going together, it was very important to her that I met with her grown sons and their families.

I’m not sure who was more pleased. Her family, herself or me because they wholeheartedly accepted me and made me immediately feel part of the family.

They were truly happy that their mom was happy.

The tree must be in league with a nefarious herd of attack-dog Poodles

Mr Ed. " Of course " I remember that show.Almost as bad as My mother the car,or bewitched,or My favorite Martian,or take your pick from the 60’s.

I must confess,I enjoyed them at the time though.

Flying Nun anyone?

you deserve to have someone in both of your lives. enjoy what ever time you have left, now you both do not have to be lonely

Had the pleasure of spending a few days in Vermont last week. Unfortunately, the foliage hadn’t reached its peak.

In the Stuy Town complex in NYC, the squirrels are so brazen that they will come up people to ask for nuts. They will then sniff the peanut and if they don’t like it, toss it away.

comicsssfan. Bet there aren’t too many Gidgets sunbathing on your beach ( Lake Michigan ) these days.

Comicsssfan. It’s almost mid-October and I still have tomatoes in the back yard.I can remember getting frost in late August,early September 30 years ago,but now the grass is green,there’s leaves on trees,and the tomatoes and zucchini are still growing .Global warming,or climate change is good for my region,but maybe not so good for other parts of the world.