So is this a photo of a real gorilla or, say, someone wearing a prothetic mask? I don't have too much experience with gorillas, but the ones I've seen have seemed fairly gentle. At least, as compared to the gun-toting rednecks I grew up around.
When I was in kindergarden we were preparing for a feild trip to the zoo. We had to draw pictures of what we were excited about seeing. Mine ended up being a drawing of me hugging a gorilla. I didn't get to hug a gorilla though. Everytime I see one, I think about hugging it because I still have that drawing. Oh wait a minute! Is that suppossed to be you? Do you need a hug?
Haha! Great! Never know what you'll find when you visit here.I managed to catch up on your previous posts too - such a variety,so much fun.That photo reminds me of a wisdom tooth that after decades of trying, finally broke through,albeit growing all wrong.Was not happy when it gave me heaps of pain and had to have it removed over a long weekend holiday break by an emergency dentist.The account left me with a similar expression, though I kid myself I'm better looking than the monkey -however, believe me, it's a close call at 6a.m. without coffee.
My computer is on the skids and I'm bootlegging Flip's, which explains the deleted comment -- I had forgotten to change the blogger info to my own name.
Anything that contributes to a threateningly-goofy manner is all right with me. And if there is one thing you want to see, it's a gorilla in clean undies.
When my old friend Jim, a retired Army officer, goes to the dentist, he latches onto the dentist's testicles and says, "We're not going to hurt each other, are we, John?" He claims it's always quite painless.
Now where did that Heart go? Fingers crossed you weren't absconded by Mighty Joe Young. Hope all is well with you and yours and that nothing errant underscores your hiatus. Till the next post offering - peace out.
The longest distance between two places....time. All is okay Hearts. Life. Hope you guys are ok too, I will get back on my blog, climb that sucker and step out into the world.
51 comments:
Yeah, right! Ha ha ha!
Ooppps, I hope this is not really your good morning face.
Sending you good morning HUGS!
you look like a big monkey
My kid has made me look at this 5 times today. He says, "Mommy, Let's look at the mad monkey again!"
Ever have one of those lifetimes?
Um, i hate to come off as critical, but it's time to get your eyebrows waxed.
Mariposa,
You should see me on BAD mornings.
Van,
What's your point?
Windy,
Mad as in angry, or mad as in the Mad Hatter?
Ian,
Is there any other kind?
Meno,
I can't believe you want me to look just like everyone else. So shallow.
LOL.
So is this a photo of a real gorilla or, say, someone wearing a prothetic mask? I don't have too much experience with gorillas, but the ones I've seen have seemed fairly gentle. At least, as compared to the gun-toting rednecks I grew up around.
What a cutie!
Where did you get my post Dentist visit picture?
Warts,
The ones I've seen were also gentle creatures, and did not tote guns.
No fool,
Thank you! I do my best.
Mark,
Uh oh. Would that be the dentist or the patient?
I see he just was at a Tea Party yesterday. I wonder which side he was on?
I see you have not had your coffee yet.
V.
When I was in kindergarden we were preparing for a feild trip to the zoo. We had to draw pictures of what we were excited about seeing. Mine ended up being a drawing of me hugging a gorilla. I didn't get to hug a gorilla though. Everytime I see one, I think about hugging it because I still have that drawing. Oh wait a minute! Is that suppossed to be you? Do you need a hug?
Goodness, do you only have one tooth? No wonder you're looking disgruntled.
That exposed tooth is priceless.
Monty,
The winning side.
Voyager,
No, although there seems to be a spot of blood in my hair.
Sweet Pea,
Well, it's hard to be modest when one looks like that, but yes, that is me and I do need a hug.
Nick,
I have others. That is just my best one.
Citizen,
I try to put my best tooth forward at all times.
Patient...definitely the patient...the dentist took good care of his teeth.
Mark,
Tooth.
Looks like me when the alarm clock goes off at 6 a.m......
Maria,
Coffee is in the eye of the beholder.
Haha! Great! Never know what you'll find when you visit here.I managed to catch up on your previous posts too - such a variety,so much fun.That photo reminds me of a wisdom tooth that after decades of trying, finally broke through,albeit growing all wrong.Was not happy when it gave me heaps of pain and had to have it removed over a long weekend holiday break by an emergency dentist.The account left me with a similar expression, though I kid myself I'm better looking than the monkey -however, believe me, it's a close call at 6a.m. without coffee.
ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!
I can so very much relate - thanks for the laugh!
Pam,
I think he's a beautiful gorilla, and his dentist is to be commended.
But coffee helps.
Claudia,
Laugh all you like. I'm a very sensitive gorilla and I have my admirers, too, you know.
I'm glad you feel fine, you look
MAHHHHVELOUS!!
*giggle*
XO
Scarlett & Viggiatore
Scarlett,
You shouldn't giggle at gorillas. I'm just saying.
Maybe you'll feel better with my reappearance?
Jonah,
I LOVE your new chapter! It's simply wonderful.
My computer is on the skids and I'm bootlegging Flip's, which explains the deleted comment -- I had forgotten to change the blogger info to my own name.
My mother always chided me, "Don't leave the house without clean underwear and your one snaggletooth hanging out in a threateningly-goofy manner."
Jocelyn,
Anything that contributes to a threateningly-goofy manner is all right with me. And if there is one thing you want to see, it's a gorilla in clean undies.
LOL! Work it for the camera!
Liz,
It's true -- the camera loves me because, you know, I don't have a bad angle.
No tooth was what I was left with after he took out the others...he had his full set he let me know...rather unwisely on his part I might add.
Mark,
When my old friend Jim, a retired Army officer, goes to the dentist, he latches onto the dentist's testicles and says, "We're not going to hurt each other, are we, John?" He claims it's always quite painless.
ha ha ha ha...So that's what he was trying to prevent when he gave me the gas.
Mark,
Is your dentist's name John?
No hearts...his last name is Pullem
ah but looks deceive
Mark,
Not a reassuring name for a dentist.
Pawlie,
What's your point?
Ooh, some days are like that.
So glad that you are okay. Trying to imagine what you look like when you are grumpy.
Velvet,
Aren't they, though? :)
Calvin,
Laughing out loud here. It's so comforting that you can tell from my picture that I'm okay, so please don't tax yourself. (It might make me grumpy.)
Was just thinking of you - hope you, hubby, and pets (if any) are well.
Warts,
Thank you so much for your kind thoughts! I hope that you and yours are well, too.
Now where did that Heart go? Fingers crossed you weren't absconded by Mighty Joe Young. Hope all is well with you and yours and that nothing errant underscores your hiatus. Till the next post offering - peace out.
No fool,
Now don't you be dissin' my boyfriend, although by now he's Mighty Joe Old.
I had computer problems compounded by the fact that the topics occupying my thoughts are not to be blogged about, but hope to be back soon.
Thanks for your thoughts.
The longest distance between two places....time. All is okay Hearts. Life.
Hope you guys are ok too, I will get back on my blog, climb that sucker and step out into the world.
Cute ape btw, a very huggy kind of ape. :)
Pam
That face means business! I often see that face when I look in the mirror -- like today.
Pam,
I'm glad to know that you're well. I've missed you!
He is cute, isn't he?
Jo,
I always knew we must be related.
Of course it might not be a tooth, it might be a stray peanut.
Nick,
Everyone knows gorillas love peanuts, especially roasted and salted.
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