Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for February 09, 2017

coming soon… the iLid.

The wink may be uncertain but the tiddlywink is often certainly certain.

Looks more like jaundice to me. Also, exactly who gets to ascertain the uncertainty of the uncertain wink? The winker or the winkee?

Uncertain winking twins win certain twinks.

conjoined-ititis

Must have some dust in one eye..

A nod’s as good as a wink to a blind bat, eh, eh?

Which leads to the awkward pause and the rampant fruitless speculation. And finally, the blues.

Which brings to mind the old analogies question… If Drink is to Drench as Stink is to Stench what is the relationship of Wink to Wench?

Every great artist needs a Blue Period.

…it was dust in my eye/ the sun was so bright/ an unpleasant memory…

…but a wink none of the less/that’s how you caught my eye…

…Wink Martindale…

…it wasn’t a wink…it was Morse code…

…it spelled out: T.A.M.E. …

…no wait: L.A.M.B…

Actually, this artwork is as good as a lot of what I’ve seen in some museums.

Hey, you ladies look ready to par tay!

PAINEDSMILE – Winky Dink? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winky_Dink_and_You

Dot appears to have jaundice in one eye.

More of a blink than a wink… but then I’ve been away for a few days… I’m out of the loop.

Pink eye.

I’ll come right out and say it!

It’s “the emperor’s new clothes,” people!

THERE IS NO WINK!

On the other hand (to be explicit, right hand of twin at viewer’s right), I detect a possible goose.

Has this been an exercise in subliminal euphemism?

Cool Blue!