Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for December 29, 2019

One good turn..

Shock & Shame will give you fear and anger almost every time if you allow it.

I like Teresa’s knobs… (Hey, clean up your dirty mind, you!) … they are so a-door-able!

Emotions are so opposable. At the turn of a friendly knob, a chance to turn burns around and back around. Crack your door!

Hmmm! Some people collect knobs….oh yeah! auntie on Bewitched!

You left out Dopey, Grumpy, and Sneezy.

doorknob mood-covers let your neighbors know how you feel today

With their smash hit, C’mon Baby, Ignite My Negative Emotions.

Shock Theapy…. Rub feet w/socks on around living room floor. Then. Reach out having no fear and touch door knob.

Have no shame if one gets angry.

✔

Don’t touch my knobs, everything is perfectly set.

Why is knob spelled with a “k” …? O … eye doughnut no ….

(Reminds me of the Gallagher spelling skit)

The Four Doorknobs of Dictatorships. Once they’re open, anyone can waltz in and sit in the chair.

Tres adores

Sometimes more.

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I’m holding the Bemusement knob

Gobbler’s Knob doesn’t look like it gets many visitors.

Some doors are best left unopened…

There was once a knob on the TV to turn up the intelligence, but the brightness knob had never seemed to work properly..

Yup.

Aunt Clara from “Bewitched” loved collecting door nobs.

Shock, shame, fear, & anger might be meaningful in some frogged-logic way. But mostly they seem to be door knobs to me. Maybe these knobs can open the way to their eponymous states of mind. Or maybe we are being led down the primrose path to perdition by a devious Sister?

These are some rough moods, but I’m learning how to handle them.