Reading for the Part
When asked what he was doing, Albert said practicing reading for the part of Al Sharpton in a PBS documentary on Harlem . . .
When asked what he was doing, Albert said practicing reading for the part of Al Sharpton in a PBS documentary on Harlem . . .
As the tropical depression turned into a tropical storm and perhaps later a hurricane, LaVerne (pictured) was trying to remember if she had paid her flood insurance premium. After the trouble she had collecting last year, she wasn’t sure she cared; it took a law suit filed in Judge Judy’s court to finally get the company to pay . . .
Howard, trying to tell his his mother about the Texas Gulf Coast sunset, could only describe it as “Mixed emotions . . .”
Clarence (top, facing backward) was coming to the conclusion that perhaps his rodeo bronc riding career dream may be unrealistic . . .
To help in their covert data gathering, a number of three letter agencies–CIA, FBI, NSA, and other–had developed a new mini-drone that looked like a damselfly with great success. They even ate lightning bugs for power rather than having to recharge batteries . . .
The dermatologist told Suzie, “No, this is not a phase you will grow out of, you are a vulture, and no, you probably will not be dating hawks or eagles; get used to it.” His comment on whiners and snivelers made under his breath didn’t seem like good bedside manner to her . . .