Henry and my husband like to butt heads, I guess that makes them both buttinskies.
Henry can be a buttinsky in other ways as well. He is quite opinionated and interrupts when I’m cooking or eating or sleeping.
Weekly Prompts Wednesday Prompt: Buttinsky
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Leanne mentioned in her weekly Monochrome Madness that she didn’t like a particular fence so I took my cue from there.
It’s an ugly fence but it serves its purpose to keep pedestrians away from the highway.
The fence Leanne didn’t like was near a railway track so here is a different take of “fence & track”.
And because she is Australian I had to add this fence and sign with an Australian flavour. I don’t know what the poor roo did to deserve its place on a sign that warns of “landmines” (a name for doggy poo that can only be considered funny in a land where actual landmines haven’t been seen in a long time).
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“Words can be twisted into any shape.”
Karen Marie Moning
I’m pretty sure that Karen Moning wasn’t thinking of graffity and street art when she wrote this line but the words on these walls are definitely twisted.
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Pachidermata, from “thick skin”, is an order for mammals no longer used. Where elephants ever thick skinned?
We are rather thin skinned and sensitive so leave us alone.
Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: Words with a P
Wordless Wednesday
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He keeps strutting around the tractor as if he were giving the orders.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Harvest – Earth
to display your allegiance.
For the last few weeks the South African colours have been flying in our street. Proudly a week ago, more kind of “meh” this weekend, and hopefully victoriously next weekend.
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