My cuts are pretty symmetrical though.

We’re too lazy down round these parts. We like to sit in our cars and avoid physical contact with the Norwegian counters. I would like to use the British animal cheque spelling though. I would pronounce it “le cheque” though. Because I’m fancy.

Wait is Norwegian the right descriptor for Norse?

WOW!! Those are way cool!! Thanks for sharing… 💙🌲🌲🌲

😂😂😂

Did someone say snowy trees? 😁

Wow, up here we just hand the cheque to the teller. Like an animal. Also, we spell it cheque… Like, I guess, a British animal.

Bonus trivia since I’m already talking about spelling: the word “teller” comes from a Norse word for counting!

Needs glaze.

It’s about the only good thing of winter.

I would if I could but I shan’t. I would like one of those bank tubes that suck my checks up and over to the tellers but for my garbage bags. Just a shoot shute that whisks it away like the trash it is.

For a moment I thought you said that you were going to stop taking the trash out, and I was concerned.

Totally! I think they’re watching my movements, learned my traffic patterns, etc.

I shallwould start taking the trash out in the morning to disrupt their sensors.

Oh man. I totally wait for the neighbours to clear out before I go outside. They’re nice people, but who needs the stress?

Okay, referencing Beeks was a bit of a stretch. 😊

In Trading Places, Clarence was the guy giving the orange crop forecast to Winthorpe and Valentine in the dark parking garage. It was a covert operation of course. His character was also always in it for himself.

What kind of open mic was it?

I can’t get enough of snow on trees. The oak in particular.

I don’t get the Clarence Beeks reference. I googled him and remember the character but I don’t understand his significance.

I went to the first open mic I’ve been to in years yesterday afternoon. I didn’t read, but I had the best time I’ve had in years. I will definitely read at the next one. I’ve got some favorite pieces of mine but I really need to start bleating again.
Doggies of goodness!

Yep, there’s sometimes another set of teeter-totters when I get to the end of the first totter. If that makes sense.

way gnarly dude!