Catch and Release
Catch and release sounded good over drinks with his girlfriend (who thought killing animals was cruel), but some doubts surfaced when Glen tried the first actual release in the wild . . .
Catch and release sounded good over drinks with his girlfriend (who thought killing animals was cruel), but some doubts surfaced when Glen tried the first actual release in the wild . . .
Even though the girl band (The Fabulous Blues Babes) was working for tips at the coffee house, their accountant said “Chump change” is still taxable . . .
When “I Want To Hold Your Hand” was playing at the Beatles Revival Party, Twyla Sue, a brown widow spider, found it difficult to find a dance partner. Which of the four hands should he hold was one question potential partners asked, and would she eat him when the dance was done . . .
Try as he might–diet, exercise, the gym, paddle boarding–Dennis was still a short fat guy, and yes, he was a little prickly about it . . .
Lola took the job as border patrol spotter; the pay was good, the benefits better, but even with good thermal updrafts to ride, 8 hours flying was hard work . . .
Lenny (not pictured) called his wife Lucy (also not pictured), who everybody agreed was the brains of the outfit, to ask if she had any ideas on getting some FEMA money to start a business. The last of the debris from his Hurricane Harvey job had been collected, and as he told it, both the debris and he had been fired . . .