
Mommy might not prop me & mold me onto, beside, or into objects to indulge herself with giggles from my overwhelming cuteness!”



“Why?”

Murph says there will be 6 extra weeks of winter.

Lizards are so precious!

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Mommy might not prop me & mold me onto, beside, or into objects to indulge herself with giggles from my overwhelming cuteness!”



“Why?”

Murph says there will be 6 extra weeks of winter.

Lizards are so precious!
Well between posing in front of a Santa Muerte looking skull on a pillow, a carved Aztec looking idol, a photo (or maybe a TV screen image) of the Indonesian ghost magician Riana, standing fearless in the midst of ghostly green lights, confronting a jaguar and the head of a sinister looking god, engaging in shadow play on the wall, examining the dashboard to make sure the car isn’t possessed by the same demon that possessed the 1958 Plymouth Fury in Stephen King’s novel Christine and then dressing in the red, white and blue shows that Murph is definitely prepared for Halloween.
How does Murph react to the fireworks on Independence Day?
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‘Tis neat that you asked. He’s unimpressed! He’s sleepy when it’s dark enough for them. He will peek now and then, especially when I hype up a particularly neat one in the distance. Loud noises don’t seem to bother him. His Dog brother was a ridiculous baby until he lost some of his hearing. We some times hear fireworks weeks before & weeks after the day. It’s usually kids, most of whom are not educated to what the fireworks represent or from where there came (sigh).
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*they – not there. Great, you passed it onto me
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