A Blow Torch, a Warning, and a Lot of Laughs

Greetings, Fellow Hoomans!

Before I forget, look into Texts from Dog.
Google it, Amazon it, Barnes and Noble it. I get such a kick from reading the texts sent from the dog to his human. Sometimes I’m laughing so hard people turn around and look.

Come to think of it, this happens at other times, too.  Oh, never mind.

Okay, now I can start.

Well, the warning in the title has absolutely nothing to do with the blow torch. And the laughter has nothing to do with either the warning or the blow torch.

So, don’t be looking for any of those transitiony things.

***********nope************

The warning was given yesterday when I wrote that there would be another blog post soon. I tend to have more to say when there has been an elongated period without posting. My talk-o-meter fills up.
It overflows.
And you are the lucky, lucky benefactors. Bwahahahahaha!

******you were told there would be no transitions************

The blow torch. Ah, yes. Did you know that you can save yourself a trip to Target if your shoe polish is in pieces as long as you have a blow torch?**

**PLEASE DON’T TRY THIS AT HOME

The hubster mentioned this trick as I was polishing shoes, so I took him up on it. Yep. It worked.***

*** WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE INCURRED AS A RESULT OF USING A BLOW TORCH TO MELT BROKEN PIECES OF SHOE POLISH INTO ONE SMOOTH CIRCLE IN THE TIN.

I am fairly certain that the experiment would have ended disastrously if I had been wielding the blow torch and the shoe polish tin, instead of the hubster.****

****UNLESS YOU HAVE A TOOL WHISPERER, SOMEONE WHO HAS AN INNATE UNDERSTANDING OF HOW THINGS WORK, IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD LIKE I DO, PLEASE DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME.

In fact, even if you do have a tool whisperer, please don’t try it.

Even if it did work.

**********why even look?**************

And now for some laughs. Yay!!!

These are from crossword puzzle books: Harder Wednesday Crosswords #2, which was waaaaay too hard to be fun, and Trivial Pursuit Crosswords, also more difficult. But, even though they were hard, they had some excellent chucklers.

Here are the ones that tickled my funny bone. The answers are in a list below this one so you can try your hand at these.

1. Reviewer of books, for short.(3 letters)
2. “Oh!” de Cologne (3)
3. Sight seer (3)
4. Trash can, e.g. (4)
5. Scout master (5)    one of the best
6. Canterbury can (3)
7. Quilt filler, for the count (15)
8.  Nice vowel sound (5)
9.  March creator of note? (6)
10.  Head of costume department (5)
11.  Block letters (3)
12.   Pound into pieces (5)
13.  Flip-flopped (4)
14. Doc of the bay (3)
15. Biblical fungus (11) bwahahahaha!!!
16. What “buying a vowel” contains appropriately (5)
17. Turkey club (4)
18. Bridges of Los Angeles County (4)
19. Former capital of Italy (4)
20. Chow line (3)
21. What Queen Victoria famously was not (6)
22. Flat bread (4)
23. Appearance at a sit-down (3)

 

1. CPA
2. Ach
3. Eye
4. Icon
5. Tonto
6. Loo
7. Down for the count hahahaha!
8. Long i
9. Alcott
10. Edith
11. CPA
12. Pence
13. Shod
14. Vet
15. Yeast of Eden AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
16. AEIOU
17. NATO
18. Beau
19.  Lira
20.  Arf
21.  Amused
22.  Rent
23.  Lap

How did you do? Hopefully you had a few chuckles along the way.

There you have it: a blow torch, a warning and a lot of laughs. My title has been fulfilled!

Have a wacky rest of your Wednesday!

Love,

Janet

 

 

One thought on “A Blow Torch, a Warning, and a Lot of Laughs

  1. Just loved the blow torch solution to rock hard shoe polish. Thanks for the chuckles, Janet. I am in awe of the work it took to type all those crossword clues and responses. They were a blast to read. I am still laughing at “down for the count.” Thanks, dearie, for a true day brightener!

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