Just Over the Hill
When the Jones family (from Iowa) asked the Ranger where they might see bighorn sheep or mountain goats, he replied “Just over the hill.” They figured “hill” must be a matter of context . . .
When the Jones family (from Iowa) asked the Ranger where they might see bighorn sheep or mountain goats, he replied “Just over the hill.” They figured “hill” must be a matter of context . . .
Somehow Jack had misplaced his high dollar custom pocket knife; he was checking everywhere to find it . . .
Chloe, wanting to make the move from sunflower to something better–at least a bird, if not an entry grade data processor–was troubled that she couldn’t find the evolution homepage or even a Facebook page so she could apply for an evolutionary upgrade . . .
Carol was sad that the stunning Texas Gulf Coast sunset would soon fade into darkness. But then–happily–there would be another tomorrow . . .
The storks were in a quandary; delivering babies as a business model was on the decline. FedEx, UPS and the new Postal Service plan just made it too hard to compete financially. Maybe a contract with UNICEF could pull them through . . .
Unknown to the public, a Congress-mandated “Black Ops Project” had been funded to convert flowers to secret radar dishes to track the flood of drones operating and to sort out the harmless hobbyists from terrorists . . .