That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for April 09, 2012

Tell us, I quit cleaning the house just to listen.

And then this smart guy in the crowd says “Release Roger!”

“Then they stabbed me in the side with a spear to make sure I was dead, and all this blood and water ran out…but it was worth it. It was totally worth it. Now I need to have a serious talk with Peter.”

How Glee got the inspiration for it’s “Fridays/Friday on My Mind” mash up. . ..

We were just hanging around.

It’s like I get crucified for every little thing anyone does wrong.

I won the crown though.

“Martha, will you please just sit down and listen?”

Verily, I say unto thee. Bout 5 o’clock I was totally ready for a drink.

The hardest part about setting up a three-way is convincing the girls.

“Man, what a rough day. But Sunday made up for the whole thing.”

This one IS priceless! well done….

“And believe it or not, people are going to call it Good”

“How about a glass of wine instaed of the giant motzah?”

“So I says to him – Don’t go, but does he listen? Meh, what a mensch!”

P.S. Number Six – love the Monty Python reference & picture!

Yes the Pythons have always been fun! I’ve enjoyed since the first time they were on (and back in the old Circus days).

I also loved all the hotspots on the painting that Mabrndt pointed out (I have never closely studied any of the Dutch painters due to my fondness for Impressionists and Surrealists).

Mary’s about religion – Martha’s into science. She knows why the bread rises, but they won’t listen. Same problem, different millennium.

@masterskrain: It would have been a LOT worse, except for the fact that I am in pretty good shape. I’ve been cross-training for months!Good one

“I swear, you could not tell James and me apart! Even Mom has trouble sometimes. I’m glad he was able to watch things for me when I went away for the weekend. Where is he, by the way?”

Here is another work by this artist, under the name Jan Vermeer.

A somewhat enlarged image can be found here, or at Mr. Melcher’s blog entry.Christ in the House of Martha and Mary (link shows painting’s Wikipedia page) is shown with a different coloration image, and described, by its current-location page.This describes the painting in detail (mouse over the image to find the hotspots showing a description for that portion of the painting). A different coloration, click-to-humongous image can be found at its Google Cultural Institute page, along with a description (click Details).A different coloration, click-to-enlarge image can be found here, along with a description. Another different coloration image can be found here, along with a description, and a much longer description can be found here. This famous artist’s Wikipedia page and collection (more under Subcategories at each level, including one that currently has 4 images regarding this painting).Fourth, of the 7 works, by this artist, that have, so far, appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog, to also appear here.