Today I felt BAD, Bad, bad

@Hannihar - Ms Hanni - Even the hound would have been unable to feel anything through that baseball glove. As to dreaming, that is something I do most often while I am wide awake. The one dream that I can remember having was the one when I was dreaming about wanting to have a dream in which my doggie was carefully drying off the morning newspaper so that I might be able to read it. The more he tried to dry the paper, the sloppier wet it became. When I finally got to pick up the wet paper I noticed that the printing had been a problem for either the printer or for the typographer, There was not one letter "P" to be seen in the entire newspaper. -Gus-

@Hannihar - Ms Hanni - Not to be forgotten was my reaction and the reactions of my comrades to the "Air Force Times" newspaper back in our enlisted days in the USAF. We were always underpaid and "poverty-stricken" GIs back then, so we shared one copy of that newspaper between the lot of us troops. The common comment made by the next reader whenever the paper was handed down was "What did they take away from us this week?" Note: There was typically something "they" took from us most every time, too. -Gus-

@Ceerios Did the dog look at you with his or her eyes telling you he or she did the best they could in drying in off? Newspaper people make mistakes. We have the Jerusalem Post and I have found mistakes in their paper at times too. Too bad you don't have a cat or if you do you can use the papers for her food and water since it was probably not worth reading anyway.

@poehere - Ms Ann - How totally unfair of you to make such a comment. NOW I have to feel GOOD. Not fair. Not fair. -Gus-

@poehere - Just because I am what you say of me, you should not discount the great fun it is that I have learning new ways to make fun and enjoy dealing with all of my Mill Otter (MyLotter} friends. I even enjoy dealing with the ones I dislike, of whom, fortunately, there are very few indeed. Here is an old saying purported to have originated in NASA back in the Moon Landing days. I try hard to follow that saying and to live by its words - :"Illegitimi Non Carborundum " There are many variations to the saying, but its merit overall is to be seen in its large presence of explanation on the search engines. It is a make-believe Latin saying worthy of being a guide to tranquil living. -Gus-

@Ceerios Oh Gus, you are up to your old tricks again. You are one of the most interesting writers on the site. You always have a hidden meaning written in your word. That is what makes it so much fun to read them and give you back a witty answer.

@TiarasOceanView - Well now, there are some folks out there who probably really want Gus to feel bad for once in his life, but that will take them many more years to accomplish. It is useful to have something between some stuff in this world and a person's feelings. -Gus-

@Ceerios

@ridingbet - Ms Ingrid - I want to tell you "Thanks" because your comment made me laugh and be happy on this really rainy morning. It was noisy round here, too, for every frog in the world came to visit me and sing their croaky songs. -Gus-

@ridingbet - Ms Ingrid - I must possess jots of frog genes. -Gus-

@Ceerios oh, we have a very big frog here that croaks like an old man who snores or belches at night. after every rain in the evening, this old frog never misses his croaks, much to the irritability of the cats and dogs, and passersby alike.

@andriaperry - On the money, Ms Andria. -Gus-