
INTERESTING SIGNS, SYMBOLS & SCRIBBLES I’VE ENCOUNTERED. #1 OF WHO KNOWS HOW MANY
Some wit pasted this sticker of a cow on the zebra crossing sign by Fish Hoek beach (…I promise it wasn’t me). I realized I live in South Africa because

Some wit pasted this sticker of a cow on the zebra crossing sign by Fish Hoek beach (…I promise it wasn’t me). I realized I live in South Africa because

This off the Wonderopolis website: “Siesta means “midday rest.” It comes from the Latin phrase hora sexto, which means “the sixth hour” or approximately noon. The idea of the siesta

…1999 to be exact. I had no idea how much back-breaking labor this would involve, but I soon found out. The three pictures tell a story: In the first photo

…it suddenly dawned on me that the lights were back on and before I could stop myself I was belting out Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus. Boy, this load shedding is affecting

Spell it like you say it… wonderful! It reminded me of when we needed to get cornices for finishing off our ceiling and our supplier kept calling them cornishes. It’s

Since rollerblading regularly again, I need to replace the wheels every six months, so I’m always on the lookout for second-hand pairs. Consequently, on our way to a restaurant yesterday,

That’s what you call détente. Henry Kissinger would be proud. In my 28th February post I shared how my bath-time fun was threatened by my wife’s Cuban-missile-crisis-like proliferation of threatening

With apologies to Rodgers and Hammerstein…”these are a few of my least fav’rite things”

Firstly, Cedric is not my rubber duck. I mean seriously, what fully-grown adult names their rubber duck. Cedric is my plastic frog who is under the water (he’s a bit