The Buckets by Greg Cravens for November 19, 2023

He has an inquiring mind.

She’ll never get all that styrofoam cleaned up.

THOSE little pellets are like glitter, you’ll be finding them for years.

He’s so cute

He’s about to get some static from her.

Reminds me of the time our doxie got up on the kitchen table, knocked a half-bushel bag of popped corn on the floor, then jumped down on it.

Oh my! That’s hilarious. Just snorted coffee out my nose. Good one, Greg

If static means holding still, why does static electricty make the styrofoam beads jump up and stick to me ?

Must have been made in China, no beans there.

those things are very tricky to clean up if the air is dry and static happens. Yes, been there, done that, never mind the t-shirt.

Hilarious, that’s exactly how they stick to you too!

Before you clean up the styrofoam you need to take Eddie to the hospital and have his lungs checked. There’s a treatment for insoluble foreign objects, like styrofoam flakes and silica powder that, when breathed in, can cause respiratory issues and even death from pneumonia like symptoms which are much more severe to small children and especially infants. When inhaled the lungs may fill up with fluid in an effort to remove it but because it doesn’t break down it becomes a chronic health issue and infants lungs are too small to handle this.

Eddie opened Pandora’s beanbag.

Oh, been there, done that, some thirty-odd years ago at Grandma’s house…

Funny…after all these decades, I’ve never seen what’s actually in those things! Hmmm…I wonder??