One Liner Wednesday- 4-22-21
Benjamin Franklin said there were only two things certain in life: death and taxes.
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4/22/22**I guess we can add “war” to that now.

One Liner Wednesday- 4-22-21
Benjamin Franklin said there were only two things certain in life: death and taxes.
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4/22/22**I guess we can add “war” to that now.



My favorite scene: https://youtu.be/jdWO9ozir1Y







As you can see I do these BoyHowdy free jigsaw puzzles to relax and see beauty I miss in person 💛☺️.


“Halt!” The officer appeared out of the evening limelight unexpectedly as Joe quickly put his clothes back on. “What galaxy of indecent behavior are you from, anyway?”
Joe looked sheepishly into the starry sky. He had been trying to signal the alien ship with his colorful 70s yellow bell bottom trousers, but as soon as the officer was detected, they went into their stealth cloak mode. If the officer had looked closely he would have seen the park area’s distorted view where the alien ship hovered, but instead just arrested Joe on the spot.
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https://pensitivity101.wordpress.com/2022/04/21/three-things-challenge-940/?like_actor=102337606&like_hmac=0a820721f84d2a5d6724ac6ee68c4e1f&postid=82414&like=1&source=sub_email Your three words today are:
GALAXY
LIMELIGHT
STARRY
My first thought was Tom Jones singing this song from 1965 and I think he looks more handsome today than he ever did then 😂


“Each player places a card from their hand (like snap and dobble) face up in a community pile while saying taco/cat/goat/cheese/pizza in player sequence – when the card matches the mantra – boom – everyone slaps their hand on the deck – the last one picks up the cards – the winner is the player to lose all their cards first. For extra fun, there are special action cards – the gorilla, narwhal, and groundhog, which players have to make gestures before racing to slap the deck!”



Scribbled message fervently scribed
Sticky lollipop residue beside
First a giggle and then a sigh
Uttered by the passers by
Kindergarten love not so shy
Wonders discovered in a high
Feeling felt and now described
In a chalk written sign
“I love Julie Jones”
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