haggis. Check this out. hebe in dc is funny and concise.
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Thank you so much! Really kind of you.
Your writing is fresh and interesting. I enjoy your outlook.
One can never know too much… or too little… about haggis.
I liked the license plates too and her irreverent style.
You do know I didn’t click on the link, right?
She is funny, you should google hebe in dc.
I am strictly limiting all new brain input at this time.
Okay, do not want to overload the system. I get it.
My brain is so full right now that I don’t want something important… like my address… to spill over the edge.
Yup, catching what you’re throwing. There are days when I wonder if I’m on the verge of forgetting something vital.
Like that million dollars you promised you would send me???
I forgot. She is very funny.
I trust you… I don’t trust myself.
Ha ha really enjoyed reading the conversation between you two. Mr. Pouringmyartout, I completely agree about the capacity for brain input. The overload can be messy. Bit like haggis.
Loved it—though the photo sacred the bejesus out of me.
She’s funny. I don’t believe haggis or chitlins are delicacies I’ll be adventurous enough to try.