This wasn’t the first guy I saw looking back at me from my cutting board, but it’s the first in a while.
And yes, I did go ahead and cook him/it.
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Posted: 2022 Dec 02
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For [Horatius], life was good: sprung from a noble & ancient line, prosperous, landed, a husband, a father – he was a man with everything to lose. And yet he did not hesitate to venture all on the Pons Sublicius. In pursuit of what?" https://faithandwitness.org/2022/08/16/on-glory/
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BILL C21 - THE HUNTING RIFLE BAN
https://youtu.be/9fcSICnavzIRight now they’re sticking with:
3. Lie about what they’re doing and hope it blows over. I don’t think it will. But I may be wrong about that. We’ll see.
It’s those eyes.They keep following me.
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Jim – LOL. They are a bit creepy aren’t they? Or maybe soul-ful.
He’s looking up, thinking — I wonder if she eats potatoes.
WONDERFUL face.
Worth a million (!) others. (See my other post).
Barbara – It is sort of pensive, isn’t it? But not for long . . . It fell to the peeler.
oh the humanity!
IKR? Life is hard, even for a potato.
How COULD you eat him! He would have got wrinkly as he got older.
Judith – I know! I felt bad, but only when I thought about it. (It’s a bit like that Johnny Carson show with the woman who had a potato-chip collection and he gets Ed to distract her and pretends to eat one . . .)