Cee continues her Slogans series this week by borrowing a slogan from Allstate – “You’re in Good Hands”
I have to admit, it was hard finding pictures with hands in my library. I cheated a little by including a few paws as well as hands.
Cee continues her Slogans series this week by borrowing a slogan from Allstate – “You’re in Good Hands”
I have to admit, it was hard finding pictures with hands in my library. I cheated a little by including a few paws as well as hands.
Thanks Robbie. This was hard, and I bent the rules, but I like what I found. I’m glad you do, too.
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Thanks Gwen. She loved playing with that ball, and she would lean back and throw it. Every now and then, she still gives it a smack, but she’s not up for much play at 18.
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I love that museum, Jan. I’m glad you like that one 😊
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They (and others) have done that in many states for many reasons. I’m not sure the “good hands” are firmly held together anymore.
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You did a handy dandy job finding these photos for today’s prompt. Do I even have to tell you that the paws win the blue ribbon! The photo of Maddie, and you with the blue bike gloves on is perfect. Well, your gloved hand not so much. Maddie A+! 🤗
Love Dr. Seuss and MiMi playing with her ball. Good for her that she still pays attention to it now and then. Our cat Queenie made it to 21.
I do like the Helping Hands. No home should be without a pair. Why is ours I wonder? 😵💫
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Thanks Ginger. I knew the paws would win over the hands – they’re just too cute. MiMi has already lived beyond what the vet estimated, given her health issues. We don’t know, but we’re here to serve as long as she needs us.
The Helping Hands really are just that. They fill in for as long as necessary.
This was definitely a challenge, but it was fun finding these,
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Ok, there were things I wanted to say, but 😂😂that last 😂😂photo 🤣🤣🤣 did me in. 🤣🤣Brush. My. Butt. 😂🤣😂😂
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Well done, Dan. Love the Dr. Seuss especially.
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Years ago we had three people regularly feeding the squirrels in our neighborhood. One fox squirrel would be up and at it before the others, so he would go from one house to the other (and one house was across the street) to ensure he didn’t miss any handouts. I fed him early as I left for work – the other two neighbors were retired. He was funny to watch – his name was “Sammy” and he was very savvy. :)
It wasn’t recent. I search my archives for these photos. I should put a date on these when I reuse them. Sorry to raise the concern.
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