Frozen poultry aside, Dolores flowed along with the rest of the flo-bees and delivered a river of shivers unmatched this side of paradise.
Wise wisdom and flatware announced a long tale of coming woe, but the woolen mill sat down at the bottom of the sea of consternation and consternated until the cows came home–regardless of what Thomas Wolfe in sheep’s clothing had to say about the right stuff. Like that two wrongs don’t make a right but three lefts do. Being left behind the right side of the eight ball, Dolores filled her fidget spinner to the brim and brought flails of brimstone down from above with the love of a fairy tale creature plastered with scorn. Corn grew upright as righteous vegetables often do within the confines of actually being a grain.
Trains of Davids invited Dolores to the wishing of the stars, but the frozen poultry raised its weary head and said, “I have something else to say about that!”
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The tramway system in Melbourne Au dictates ‘Hook turns’ at certain city intersections. Simply know that they are too scary for many people to attempt them, my first mother in law among them. Her solution to doing the right hand turn (noting that Australia is a left hand drive country):
• pass the intersection where you want to turn right
• turn left at the next intersection
• proceed to the next intersection and turn left
• continue to the next intersection and turn left.
Three lefties to make a right.
Qn: Is your hero an Aussie?
If the shoe fits…! 😀
Something fowl here for sure!
A quail for your thoughts?
Merry Christmas. 🙂
Merry Christmas to you too!
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Thank you, Rick for liking my post from Metamoments, O Best Beloved.
Rev Airin