Flower Hug!
First, here’s a flower hug. We could all use that in February.
This click was taken at Skaneateles, New York in 2013 and posted here in 2014. It was the best of times.
In Other News ~
When I left for the library this morning, I flipped open the mailbox for the post person. Damned if that crust of bread and half a peanut shell and one peanut weren’t still there. So. I went all rambo-active and chucked that bread into the snowbank along with the peanut and half shell.
And when I returned an hour and a half later, that crust of bread was back in the mailbox courtesy of fence-flopping hoarder squirrel. He left the peanut and shell in the snowbank. I have been schooled.
Why doesn’t he just eat it????
Now, I suppose you’re wondering about the title of this blog post… Slop. You were probably expecting a click of a pail of kitchen waste or some pig dinner.
Nope.
Sunday night at the movies at the Elen casa was a Netflix pick called Their Finest (2016) depicting the 1940’s film industry (WWII years) in Britain. During the Blitz, a secretary is hired by the British Ministry of Information to write slop — women’s dialogue — for the war movies and propaganda ‘infomercials’ which preceded them. Of course, her role becomes so much more. Based on the book Their Finest Hour and a Half by Lissa Evans. This was a great find. Check it out. You know you want to.
And Monday is in the house.
Deal.
Elen
Movie sounds interesting… I’m a sucker for WWII history.
As for the squirrel… he’s saving for cold winter days. Just be glad he doesn’t fill your cars engine with sunflower seeds, that’s what ours did and it cost me a fortune in repairs!
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It was, River. I highly recommend. It certainly wasn’t a subject matter I was familiar with. “Slop” that is. On second thought, hoarder squirrel is welcome to my mailbox. Yikes!
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You got one wacko squirrel there. I feel like there must be an answer to your question, but I don’t think like a squirrel so I haven’t got it. Will look for the movie. It sounds great.
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I’m offering the crust of peace and just leaving the squirrel hoardings alone. What’s a gal to do? Let me know what you think of the film if you see it.
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What a crazy squirrel. Somehow they know how to keep us entertained. 🙂
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Welcome, Sheryl. Those crazy squirrels surely do. Bread is still there. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Cheers!
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That is quite an obnoxious squirrel, isn’t. But of course, that’s what they do, stock up. Thanks for the heads up on Their Finest.
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Otto! Which side of the world are you on at the moment? Squirrel must have needed a late night snack; the crust of bread is gone. I’m waiting for his next find. Hope you enjoy the film. Cheers.
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I just changed from Seattle to Bergen, Norway. 🙂
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