Gosh…. The cute, coy expression and little hat were what made me think it was a lady house.Guess I didn’t look too closely…..but men don’t usually wear their hats in a restaurant.And I just noticed that the poor fellow has shingles, too.Also… No. Six, want to translate for the west side of the pond?The only meaning I know for “a night on the tiles,” which I’ve only encountered in a crossword, is “a night of drunken revelry.” Is it also used for something this sedate?
SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Of course she did…. she’s such a sugar attic.
SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Dogsniff… hers look a little glazed.
Varnes almost 12 years ago
She should skip it, her back porch is gettin’ pretty big….
J Short almost 12 years ago
If it’s a she; she needs to shave her window planter box. (That came out kind of weird; using box and shave in the same sentence.)
DWF33 almost 12 years ago
I see the hat on the corner of his roof…guessing it is a man….the man of the house.
William O'Connor Premium Member almost 12 years ago
You can tell it’s a he-house by the hat.
Perkycat almost 12 years ago
My next house just has to have a room for desserts!Great comments – and so funny!
Ronal Kerbo Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Wetzel’s Home Improvements is a business in Milwaukee, “Wetzel’s Home Cooking” must be a restaurant in the store’s food court.
Godfreydaniel almost 12 years ago
Does Wetzel’s shingle roofs with waffles?
SusanSunshine Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Gosh…. The cute, coy expression and little hat were what made me think it was a lady house.Guess I didn’t look too closely…..but men don’t usually wear their hats in a restaurant.And I just noticed that the poor fellow has shingles, too.Also… No. Six, want to translate for the west side of the pond?The only meaning I know for “a night on the tiles,” which I’ve only encountered in a crossword, is “a night of drunken revelry.” Is it also used for something this sedate?