Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for September 04, 2018

Something about her piercing gaze bugs me . . .

ONE THING LEADS TO ANOTHER.

Damn sell flies!

Always trying to push something off on me!

In old style SF (and modern movies) they had BEMs. Bug-Eyed Monsters.

Here we have the new species of MEBs, Monster Eye Bugs.

Public service announcement poster at the Froglandia Public Library.

Dragon flies like an arrow.

Ooh… I just love your hat pin!

Dragon fly pierce your eye, makes it hard to read.

Momma always told me there would be days like this.

Now I feel an urgent need to get a bookmark that looks like a dragon fly. And to wear goggles when I read.

Stevie Nicks, “Stop Dragon My Heart Around.” Read it and weep.

@Brass Orchid

A lighter hand on the insertion is recommended.

http://lafinlarry.net/faas/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=18&p=7469&p7469#p7469

read me

I spy with my remaining eye…

Caption, Spock left this behind, to replace his Vulcan Mind Probe.

L earned S tudious D ragonflies … what a trip …!

For some, reading and books were an escape or an adventure, an education, but for young Sadie they were nothing more than fortification for the prison walls that were her life, and only detailed all the things she would never know, could never have.

She looks bug eyed.

A second glance is all that’s needed for a book re-view..

Delta Dawn, what’s that flower you have on? Could it be a faded rose from days gone by? And what’s that stickpin holding it in, cleverly slipped through your ocular socket? I do like the “Dragonfly Reading” decorative finial, however. And naturally the Read Read Read message, while unimaginatively repetitious, is laudable.

All in all, a solid, if lame, effort and a worthy addition to the Froglandia Museum of Cartoonish Art Collection, which has not burned down in a disastrous ffire of late. Do they speak a Portuguese dialect in Froglandia also? Just curious….