BULLETIN: I’m delighted to be featured today on Renee La Tulippe’s No Water River site celebrating Poetry Month. If interested, here’s the link: http://www.nowaterriver.com/community-collection-8-life-cycles-with-david-l-harrison
Thank you, Renee!
Hi everyone,
As I mentioned, while we were in Dallas we spent an afternoon at the Gift Market buying for our store. I found one little thing I wanted for us personally, but do you think my M.O.W. would let me have it? Nooooooooooooo! It was so not fair! I thought it would look great on the hearth or maybe on a coffee table in the living room. I’m so mad at her. I mean, who wouldn’t want this in their house? Huh?
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Well, I certainly wouldn’t be without mine, David
And who can blame you, Bryn?
It would so add to MY decor!
Sorry, Babe. Gotta find your own T. Rex.
I agree, David. It would make a marvelous drink holder.
So see? I’m right!
If Highlights can have a dinosaur skull in their office, you should be able to have one, too. Perhaps hanging on the wall of your man-cave?
That’s exactly what I told her, Matt. She fine. Now I need a man-cave.
It would certainly be a ‘saur’ce of conversation, David. An eye’saur’ it’s not! (but then beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Ha. Turned out to be a dino-saur’ce of debate, dear Cory!
David wants a dino
a skull with massive teeth–
but Sandy sees a horror
with dust motes underneath.
Thank you, Buffy! I believe you have caught the essence of our dilemma. And so here I am in Springfield while the skull I lust for lingers forlornly in Texas. That’s life.
Looks like more of an foyer piece to me!
Right. I tried that with a giraffe once. Didn’t work out. (:>
I’m thinking garden art. And it looks more like a shark’s head to me.
Garden art. Hmmm. Maybe I’ll give it one more beg. XO