Bliss by Harry Bliss for August 11, 2018

Lady, you ain’t helping.

I wonder how a Mocking-Cuckoo sounds, also a Mocking-Jay.

With a “flip out, make everyone miserable dad” and a passive/aggressive mom, that kid doesn’t have a chance.

As long as you say it with mellifluous intonation, there should be no untoward effect.

FYIMel-li-flu-ousməˈliflo͞oəs/Submitadjective(of a voice or words) sweet or musical; pleasant to hear.“the voice was mellifluous and smooth”synonyms:sweet-sounding, dulcet, honeyed, mellow, soft, liquid, silvery, soothing, rich, smooth, euphonious, harmonious, tuneful, musical“mellifluous dinner music”

A friend read a cake recipe to her kid, in French, with intonations. Kid was smiling and giggling to no end. It not what you say but how.

Papa was a rolling stone?

Poppa’s gonna get a brand new bag!

Guess she knew that poppa wouldn’t buy her a diamond ring.

Love your art !