Birdbrains by Thom Bluemel for August 22, 2011

Oh, I’ve got all sorts of reservations about staying here.

I Oh I got one..the same one you have a sharks stomach

the hotel doesn’t look fin-ished, to me.

i see a face in the water and the edge of the sand.

Looks a lot like the Hotel California to me.

I wanna sea the room before i check in.

Hard to book a luxury hotel in this booming economy. FACE it, there is nothing even ML could find to look at here.Happy Monday ^TRIBE*. Time to skip off to another wonderful, wonderful work week. Wish I could join you but I have to pack a brown bag to go to the park and contemplate the leaves changing color over the next few months. Someone’s gotta do it.Well, time to carry my new cutest in the world little puppy to the drugstore to contemplate their wonderful supply of pharmecutrical goodies they have to offer to the American publicFACE it, I could get marooned there.

ANy typos were cause by a puppy trying to climb my leg and DTWFNC.

I wonder if those are bellboys disguised as sharks to intimidate the guest, i don’t think i’ll go to check, i’m curious but not that inquisitive

Be glad she doesn’t have a reservation for you buddy. Drag up yer boat and see if her bubblegum can’t patch it. It’s your only hope!

Lew what is “DTWFNC”?

Not sure if it’s the same one JazzyBella saw, but there’s a foreshortened face with sunglasses or something in the water just this side of the island. Also a face in her hair and one in the light and shadow of the sand just this side of the desk.I assumed it was puppy typing, Allan V.

I guess it’s the coffee that only lets me see the one face that JazzyBella sees. I really tried to see Larry’s face in the sand, but that super strong coffee won’t let me focus!

@Montana Lady

D’oh on the DTWFNC. Caused by my lack of my own similar beverage.Face in the sand is kind of a 3/4 profile straight down from her forearm.

This is Norman Bates’ other hotel…..

I’m wondering if our poor outta luck traveler might have some recourse against the valet service… Have you ever seen such a poorly moored boat?

Both palm trees have faces at the top. The one on the right is looking at the left one.

faces in sand—edge and around desk; in clouds; in shark foam; back of his shorts; tree bark and leaves; both edges of sign, etc.