Loose Parts by Dave Blazek for October 04, 2021

Just leave the door open. Problem solved.

Introduce him to the #

Ha . . . Ha

“Dot’s what I thought.”

If they were longer, they’d be from our dog Morse.

You’re … sorry? … What about … the poor … carpet …

He’s out playing with Hashtag and Ampersand.

Ha ha, huh?

Do you think he reads my comments?…

He’s ampersanding around here somewhere..

Took me a minute and my eye wasn’t immediately drawn to the floor.

groan

neat

An example of an ellipsis, a person might say, “I went to the mall on Monday, and she on Sunday.” A contextually identical sentence would be “I went to the mall on Monday, and she went to the mall on Sunday.” The words “to the mall” are omitted because they are understood from the context what the speaker is referring to.There are 3 dots in an ellipsis, but, if the ellipsis comes immediately after a grammatically complete sentence, that sentence still needs its own period. So you would end up with a period, plus an ellipsis, which looks like four periods in a row.

Well, at least the puppy has a healthy colon.