Overboard by Chip Dunham for February 02, 2017

Alright. Close the school bus, Louie. If these guys can’t pay attention in 3rd grade to what a dash means, then Louie would be better off spending that time doing what labs do best – napping. And I’m sure the mice also don’t know the difference between there, their, and they’re. Or to, too, and two. Grrrr!

Elly and Jonas are becoming rotund. How old are they in mouse years. What isn’t on that ship. Now a theatre. Has anyone ever seen what’s on the green ship?

Another thought, will Louie and Raymond watch the Puppy Bowl on Sunday?

He puts the “Ham” in Hamilton.

Good morning, Crew!

I’m learning French. “il” is “he” and “ton” is an objective form of “you”. So the mice are kinda right.

The play is being held in the lecture hall.

Trying to figure out how THEY got a ticket.

Where else, NEWYORKSLIM? Stubhub.

Now I’m trying to picture Milton Berle starring in “Hamilton”.

Back when I worked at a department store I helped set up a seed display in the garden deparment one spring. The display included a big sign on the side that advertised the Peas, Corn, and Bean seeds. After setting up the display I stepped back to take a good look at it, and thought, “OMG, that could be a problem.” I called the manager over and pointed out the sign and he couldn’t figure out what was wrong until I reminded him about the PCB poisoning scare we’d had a couple years earlier and he went pale and told me to take the sign down while he contacted the garden managers at the other stores to have them take the signs down.

Mmm—ham … Sounds good for a sandwich tomorrow.

Good Evening, Crew.