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Gary (middle) was explaining to his brothers, Herbie and Clyde, that gravity always wins in the end, and yes, dropping sticks on the spoonbills below was a valid teaching tool, not just for fun . . .
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Paul, wanting to try public office, formed an exploratory committee for his small town's upcoming election. Sadly, the only elected officer on the upcoming ballot was dog catcher, and Paul could foresee problems with that . . .
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Gilbert's home delivery start-up seafood business was working well but was much easier with a high tide, and sadly, high tide and the dinner rush didn't always coincide . . .
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Little Gustav, trying to understand the widely diverging claims of both sides of the political spectrum, asked his father how both sides could claim to be rock solid for the people, and yet be so different He was even more puzzled when his father took him to Glacier Park and said, "Now that is rock solid . . ."
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Everyone wanted to look sharp on the first day of school (bugschool) and Sophie did her best. The butterflies said, "Not bad for a fashionista spider, but where are your wings . . . ?"
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Chucky was tired of being overlooked in Glacier Park, where the moose, bears, elk, deer, goats and sheep all got top billing for their image on T-shirts. His lawyer proposed a Federal discrimination suit . . .
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