I had blogged almost everywhere, I had replied to all comments, I had cleared my mail box, I had finally finshed the dishes.
The house was like an oven, the botequim still had no beer. I had Nap-fued and when I woke, the beer was being delivered; of course it was warm beer.
I took a well earned break, sitting under the trees with my neighbours enjoying beer from my freezer, and admiring their new born frog baby.
Oh, come on let’s face it, new borns look like frogs; mine did too, but I would have met a fate worse than death had I made such a pronouncement. This was the hairest frog baby I have ever seen; three days old and ready for his first trip to the barber’s.
It was about 3pm… and the frog’s father suggested BBQ.
I sat up straighter and paid more attention than I ever did in Miss Scott’s English class. “What did you say?” Was my response. Adriano looked guiltily at me, “I said BBQ.” His wife glared first at him, then at me. She thinks I am a bad influence and teaching her husband bad habits. Believe me, he needs no teaching.
Anyway, that’s when the day stopped.
The BBQ was underway, there was more beer in the freezer.
And that, dear reader, is why I didn’t post yesterday and the sink is full of dishes again.
I did get to the supermarket yesterday, so there is food in the fridge again, along with some beer.
Silly Box: The Chinese are scared of Christmas. So much so that one university banned Christmas and forced the students to watch three hours of communist propaganda films.
The French have a jobless crisis, no money, but they can find money to buy elephants. Priorities are important.
The pope condemns the persecution of minority religions. There was no mention that the Catholic church was the greatest persecutor a few centuried ago.
I read a blog last night. Some wonderful photos of some idyllic place. But the author had many photos of him in this idyllic place. Why do people have to be in their travel photos? Eleven years travelling all over South America, more than 12,000 catalogued photos, and I don’t appear in a single one. Is this some horrible form of narcism?
My passion fruit vines have had several flowerless days. None of the previous flowers produced fruit, so I am hopeful that the ones due to appear today change the course of recent history
Kim Jong-un berates Obama over the film The Interview. He doesn’t have the right to berate anybody. Many films have been made of despots, but none of them had a tantrum over it.
This is my last post of the day. It is a Saturday, my students cancelled yesterday, so I am free.
I will spend the rest of the day enjoying the hot sun and cold beer.
I will do nothing,
Unless of course, someone mentions BBQ then things could change.
Later, like tomorrow…
You did the right thing. The letters BBQ trigger a natural reaction that can’t be stopped. And look at this post. It teems with intelligence. You cannot tell me there is no correlation. It’s science.
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>Eli, yes, you can’t mess with science. Some things are just set in concrete and cannot be denied.
Welcome to the blog, can’t recall seeing you here before. Appreciate the comment.
So far today, nobody has triggered that reaction.
AV
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Your intro photo was a tad scary for my early AM reading. . Almost choked my coffee! However, you are very correct, babies all look like frogs… I think they look like pink, smelly raisins. . But that is just me.
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>MWPG, Baby Bean is likely to do that. ‘pink smelly raisins’ yes, I can see that.
AV
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The picture looks like Mr. Bean as a baby. You get those kind of babies sometimes . On the maternity ward they are called FLB’s (funny looking babies) .
Yes you can mess with science. The scientific method is based on doubt.
Leslie
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>Leslie, I would have thought that the ‘F’ was for freaky… AT least you didn’t call them FUBARs, I suppose.
There is no doubt when it comes to BBQ being a natural trigger… no doubt at all. 🙂
AV
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If that were really a baby i’d send it back and ask for a refund from the Sperm Bank.
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>Andrew, reminded me of the old saying, “That a man spends nine months trying to get out, and the rest of his life trying to get back in…” 🙂
AV
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