In my last post I introduced a new series of posts
I'm working on called Written in Stone.
Since I began my WIS series with pithing a live frog,
I thought I would lighten the tone with a little humor in this post.
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And last, one for my brother, the engineer, from his sister, the geologist:
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Future Geologist and Future Engineer
Smith's Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada
Summer, 1955
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Till next time ~
Fundy Blue.
Bay of Fundy out of Westport
Summer 2016
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These are wonderful to look at Fundy Blue, brought a smile to my face.
ReplyDeleteHappy Friday.
Yvonne.
And your comment brought a smile to my face, Yvonne! I hope you've had a good Friday and are looking forward to a relaxing evening.
Deletehaha these are all fun indeed. Poor dinosaurs and their stubby arms, never knowing until the eggs pop out must be rough.
ReplyDeleteT-rex has taken a lot of grief and abuse over the years because of its stubby arms. No respect ~ LOL Have a good one!
DeleteHahahahahaha, love these! Some real groaners among them! I've stolen the tectonic plates/bedrock one for my next pun post!
ReplyDeleteI count that as an honor, Debra! Have a great weekend with your Rare One. I hope the bridge lessons are going well.
DeleteThose were some good ones!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Alex! I had a lot of laughs hunting them down.
DeleteThese are quite hilarious! That first one reminds me of my little black pug we used to have. She never did learn to play with toys, but I bet if my boxers found them fascinating, she would have stolen the rocks from them lol. Thanks for the little giggles today!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Theresa! My day is a good one, knowing that you got little giggles today! Enjoy your weekend!
DeleteI need that T shirt for our grandson, graduating in May with a BSc, specialising in Geology and Earth Sciences. Maybe I can make one!!! Lovely photo of you both on the step.
ReplyDeleteHi, Jean! I'm not sure if those shirts are still for sale. I came across them somewhere on the internet. I'm sure such a shirt would make a great gift for your grandson, The Earth Sciences and Geology are a great place to build a satisfying career, All the best to you and Hugh and your grandson!
DeleteWho knew there were so many geology jokes? Thanks for the laughs. I taught my fourth grade students geology and they loved the subject.
ReplyDeleteHow could anyone not love geology, Peggy? I bet you had a ball! Hugs to you, my friend!
DeleteAll the humor is crystal clear.
ReplyDeleteGood one, Adam! Have a great weekend with Daisy!
DeleteHAHA! That was fun, Louise. Sometimes we need stuff like this to make us laugh and keep us sane :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday, Martha! I need something to make me laugh every day! Have a good one!
DeleteI sure needed that!
ReplyDeleteSurprise it's me.
Psst: spam on your Dec. 19, 2014 is being spread......you may want to dealt it.
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Ron
What a welcome surprise you are, Ron! I go check that post. Thank you so much. I hope you and Jim are doing well. We decided not to go go Hawaii this year. We need a little time at home to catch our breath, regroup, and plan. Take care, my friend, and please give Ms SD a belly rub for me! And a big hug to you to pass on to Jim!
DeleteHey, Ron! I went and liked. The only thing I found was an Indonesian-sourced comment that posted yesterday, so I deleted it permanently just now. How do you find these things out? You amaze me!
DeleteSorry for being so slow in replying, my system is related to the "notify Me" box located in the right lower part of this or other's comments. I have sent a copy of the Notify Me box checked and unchecked to you on Private Message FB. With it checked I will always receive whatever is commented on this post. I hardly if ever uncheck the box, so if some spammer jumps on board I receive a heads up. Gotcha. Anyway, these intruders should show up in your "Published Comments" section also. If this is too techie don't worry about it.
DeleteDear Louise, Loved the humor. I'm not quite old enough to remember the Jurassic era but heard it was a hoot --a real BIG HOOT. Thanks for the fun.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Geo! I plan to insert some geological humor into future posts on rocks. "Written in Stone" isn't the only topic I'll be writing about. I'll be back to some northern posts and other topics. I've been a little scattered lately because we've had a lot going on in our everyday lives ~ nothing bad, just the natural fallout from so much recent traveling. That said, we'll be off for a shorter trip in the near future. Good thing that I have a lot of experience with chasing my tail! All the best to you, my friend!
DeleteI can't stop smiling and laughing Louise!! These are brilliant! Love them all! Love the egg one! LOL! A truly great post! Thank you! Big Hugs!
ReplyDeleteTell your "man", I'm glad he liked my latest drawing! LOL!
Hi, Stacy! I'm glad that you enjoyed the geological funnies. I plan to do more of these posts periodically in the future. Have a great day ~ stay warm and dry!
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