Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for May 28, 2012

It’s just yonder.

Loved the golden wheel spider.

Glad to see FA back alive and well.

Ain’t we all?

Welcome back, Teresa. We missed you.

Welcome back, Teresa! I hope all is OK with you and your family!

Honey holes are in Louisiana. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/26/opinion/blow-plantations-prisons-and-profits.html?_r=1&hp

Jest follow the Bees . . . ☻

Interesting, I had always heard it referred to as a “glory hole”.

I’ll show you my honey hole if you show me yours.

@blog: “A river in Borneo”: Nice and clear, but what kind of septic system are those houses using?

Follow the tortoise.

You can look for honey anything as long as it doesn’t involve Bobby Goldsboro. And the I’m back graphic on the blog is exactly how I felt when I saw that you were back, Teresa.

see the tree , how big it’s grownmy friend, it hasn’t been too longit wasn’t big……..

The only way I knew the guy in the FATHERHOOD picture on the blog wasn’t my son is the parking meter in the background (none here, yay) and that he’s never used a baby carrier like that.

Welcome back Teresa. You and your work were missed!!!

Nice to have you back Teresa. I was beginning to think that life was entirely too normal.

Time to go looking for a honey hole in the Cul de sac.

Welcome back, Ms. Teresa. We’ve missed you and hope all is better. Your work always makes my day a little better. Thanks.

Hope all is better with the family. You were so missed while you were gone.

Welcome back T …We almost had to form a support group.

WB, Mz T! Glad to have you back from wherever you were.

Question: Why does the women in the strip remind my of Queen Elizabeth II ??

Re: The Blog. The sbsolute stupidest of bureaucrats inhabit schools. There was no cause to rule the way they did.

Missed you Teresa. Glad you’re back. Regarding Lindy on the blog:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bn4_zur5hjw

Hey T? Feel that love?

@blog: “Check out my Caudal fin”: This misses my FAV fish-part: The Caudal Peduncle! Jeezum Crow!

Glad you’re back T! Regarding FB; a pink girdle is way better than a pink slip!

Yeti: The Oxford-Lausanne Collateral Hominid Project is asking people who claim to have parts of yeti bodies (bones, scalps, hair and whatever) to provide samples for DNA analysis;

http://www.ox.ac.uk/media/news_stories/2012/120522_1.html

The idea is that DNA analysis will give unambiguous information on the nature of the specimens.

hurrah – you’re back :)

mindlless minion has said it all. I’m so glad to see Teresa back. I did miss her.

WATASHI MO!