Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for September 01, 2010

And some people insist on running OS X in 64 bit mode, even though there’s no perceivable benefit.

Simple, Baxter, buy two packs…

Get the giant 128-pack, Baxter, and the Master will be forever grateful!

EDIT: Re: blog. My late Dad knew Dorothy Lamour when they both worked at Marshall Field’s in Chicago before WW II.

And make certain it also comes with the built-in sharpener.

I’m always smitten with Dorothy Lamour from The Big Sleep.

The 32 pak has pink….

“Hell-O I Love You. Is There Anybody In There? Hell-O, Hell-O”

Pink Floyd

Wow, only 8 colors in 1903. How can you work with only 8 colors. Baxter!

I can recall when several seagulls landed on a bale of marijuana thrown overboard and ate some of the grass inside. left no tern unstoned.

Well it is good to know that they stil have red, blue, green and yellow crayons in that 64 pack!!

-sniff- …the world is RGB and CMYK now.

Frog Applause has definitely toned down. I miss Teresa’s suggestive strips. Drat gocomics censors.

hey, what happened to the ‘flesh’ color that used to be included in the crayola box in the 50’s?……..and guess what color THAT was

I just HATE it when my stick mushroom gets impaled

Stick mushrooms have a hard life…sometimes.

Loved “no tern unstoned! :o)

“Sqaure Grouper?” Someone needs a flogging.

¡ ¿ He got crayons ? !

So, I guess the Sunday FA is going the “exclusive club” route. As someone that’s has always liked the extra bit of work that Teresa put into it, and commented so, I just want to say, good luck with that, I will miss it.

More like the Mile-High Club. I’m not sure why Sunday is going this route. Does anyone know?

Still, I begged to be put on the list.

RE Sundays: check the blog and sign up.

Some things are best done at a snails pace.

64 crayons is just too many choices for me…

with the lucerne statue - that’s some sort of warrior, like king arthur who will come to life when needed most forgot why his horse is like that

Nobody will ever need any more than 64 crayons. –Bill Gates, age 8