The Big Picture by Lennie Peterson for February 10, 2021

Sounds normal and happy to me. And like a dad. You have kids?

Rotary is a new one for me. It’s either a roundabout or traffic circle depending on where I happen to be at the time.

If my husband compliments me, I have a habit of answering, “That’s what they tell me!” And, like you with the drawing, Lennie, when I hear a great piece of music, I think, “Oh! That would make a GREAT skating program!” LOL

My adult son and I have recently discovered we both say, “That’s fair” when we’re corrected. I have suggested a “shot of scotch” as a “penalty,” but he hasn’t yet said, “that’s fair.”

Here’s to #5!

When we are visiting family in Aspen , we intentionally go around the traffic circle a couple of times chanting “Roundabout , roundabout”.

Number 1: Did you watch Captain Kangaroo when you were little?

When I’ve been sitting for a while, I catch myself saying OK before I get up

The funny thing is that if I’ve been sitting for a while, it doesn’t feel OK when I first stand up

Now when anyone hears those phrases, they will think of you. This is interesting. I don’t know if I have any sayings like that. I will have to start listening to myself.

Number 1 reminds of an incident that I thought then, and still think now, was really cool. I had just come home from work, and was exiting the garage, when I saw a neighborhood cat that I sometimes was allowed to scritch sunning on a 2nd-floor porch rail. I waved and said “Hi, cat!” Cat said “Meow.” Whoa! ☺

…Parliament

TMI

That isn’t Big Ben. It’s Big Ginger.