There is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so.
Hamlet, William Shakespeare
Where were you,
cos you certainly weren’t here
Daydreaming
Well, that much is clear
But where did you go?
Honestly…
I don’t know
I lost my train ofthought daydreaming
Wild
Monkey bars
Where cavorting primates
Hang about
They moo
They jump over moons
But
Never
have I seen a cow smile
Perhaps
A diet of more than grass
Might help
If you are ever lucky enough
To see a cow
Chewing gum
With a big smile
Know that I was there
And you are welcome
I can do basically anything, basically
I eat the sun
Like a candy
Then follow with the planets
Each a distinct flavour
The sun is sour lemon
Neptune, cool mint...
A large-scale study found participants spend on average 47% of their waking time daydreaming.
upon seeing a pregnant woman at the bus stop
A swollen belly
Glows from the inside
The bun is ready
Idea for celebratory card
For the birth of a child
Message reads:
Congratulations!
on your significant
weight loss
My three-year-old
Can draw better than
A caveman
Not sure if that
Says more about cavemen
Or my child
Plush toys=
Sex toys
For furries?
Weekly Theme:
Daydreams / Random Thoughts
Bits and pieces that caught in my mind this week without rhyme or reason
47% of my time daydreaming?! Yeh, that sounds about right! 👍😛😂 Also your idea for a celebratory card for the birth of a new child is genius! 😂😂👏👏😁😁
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I’m in the same daydreaming category 🤣
Thanks. Let’s see if someone runs with the idea and has them in stores soon 👍 few births coming up.
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😂😂 They’ll be bound to fly off the shelves! 🤞🤞😛😛
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Love these my friend. Great to get an insight into that mouse like brain of yours! 😉🖤
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Thanks, charmer.
The piles of nonsense I focused on long enough to capture 😉💚
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😁🖤
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Congrats on weight loss is a great line I will surely use in the future!
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Let’s see if we can get it into the common vernacular.
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This put a smile on my face. 😁
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Glad to hear 😊
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The Shakespeare quote at the header is eerily reminiscent of Buddhist philosophy, “Objects don’t change, the mind changes.” And, the greeting card for the child’s birth is spot on. Well done!
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Also the Christian teachings, that even the thought of a sinful act is a sin.
Thanks, very proud if that card concept.
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I enjoyed the contrast of the caveman with the three-year old. Artist’s impressions can become timeless.
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Thanks. I mentioned it to my wife. She did not appreciate the comparison.
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I see that there is no rhyme but there is sufficient wit to contradict the lack of reason!! Loved all of these especially the idea for the card… Perhaps it could be used as a congrats on the divorce card too!
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Thank you so much 😊 After so much rhyme it can be tricky to stop it.
That’s a great idea! Divorce would fit perfectly.
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More daydreams to love. You are very brave to share these. The one about the smiling cow caught my attention. My dad used to say this little rhyme to me a lot when I was little: I never saw a purple cow / I never hope to see one / but if there was a purple cow / I’d rather see than be one. I never asked if he made that up or read it somewhere. How about this – I never saw a gum chewing cow / with a smile that she bears / but if I see a gum chewing cow / I’ll know that Mouse has been there. 🙂
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Thank you. I felt comfortable sharing these. Most people know I’m a little tweaked.
I don’t recognise the rhyme, though it sounds familiar.
That’s amazing! 😍 I appreciate the homage paid. One can’t get arrested for giving gum to cows, right? 🤔🤣💚
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