Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for July 18, 2017

Found it.

The blue cow is looking for the blue ox.

Look to the right of the random option along to bottom border.

How now blue cow?

Wait and see Mr. 3Hour.

Getting warmer, go and look on the other side of the mountain..

Don’t make blue cow start stompin’ stuff.

If that cow gets thirsty the town’s water supply might be jeopardized.

If Pez Duck would not eat the last yogurt and not even put yogurt on the shopping list conveniently adhered to the refrigerator by magnets, Blue Cow would not be looking for Pez Duck.

Don’t help hide Pez Duck. Pez Duck has shopping to do.

Paul Bunyan hid the duck pez in the white house in the lower right… DUH!!!

I failed, I’m lame

A previously unknown member of Little Boy Blue’s livestock?

Does Blue Bell Ice Cream and Bleu Cheese come from Blue Cows ?

Not now!

I’m in the middle of some frog fetish!

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It’s amazing how your perception can change. At first, the blue cow was so overwhelming that I barely noticed the village.

Now, my eye goes straight to the pez duck, and I barely notice anything else.

Oh, my, you don’t think that’s why the cow is so blue, do you? That would just be too sad.

Ok, we’ve got to do something to cheer up the blue cow! A party, with moosic, lots of moosic! Low, and behold, things will get a little better

Better, better, betterrr. They’re getting better all the time…

Pez Duck is hiding because big blue cow has a beef with it and wants some pressed duck.

Bring out the duck, or your village will suffer the Wrath of Blue Cow!

You need red roses to cheer up a blue cow, because it works for blue ladies.

Blue Cow is not very sharp-eyed.

I spotted the Pez Duck virtually at once; it actually took me longer to realize that Pez Duck doubles as the side of the house (with duck eyes=upper-story windows).

Blue Cow looks not only very large but also very stiff, and I fear it may tumble off that hillside and into the lake before it ever can find Pez Duck. (And, P.S. Yes, I know Sr. Teresa wrote “Duck Pez,” but the-other-way-around sounds better to my ear. —Which, BTW, is not blue.)