There are moments when I feel like your blog is a direct, unfiltered line of communication from your subconscious to the general public.
This is one of those moments.
today was my mom's operation. i needed a good laugh today. thank you.
Im still scratching my head on how in da heck they got the llamas on the car. let alone keep em up there.
Nathan, my friend Loie used to say she liked being inside my head because it's so dark and quiet. Now you know the truth.
eca, I am all about making you laugh.
You know, Kari, the llamas look really happy up on top of the car. Like golden retrievers on a field trip. Maybe they just jump up on their own.
Do llamas jump?
The little sheep in the green is wearing a yarmulke. "Yipee-eye-oy-vey!"
I'm with Eca. Also needed the laugh. And the "No Visas Required" line. Great.
I called for a Llama and am awaiting my delivery...patiently.
I certainly hope no stuffed sheep were harmed during the making of this picture.
With your observation, Kim, this has gone from a mildly silly picture to a deep, rich cultural masterpiece.
Hang in there, Laurie. I know it's a dark time in your life, but hang in there. A llama should help.
I see no disclaimers, Yvette. I could be a bad, bad enviromentalist, not using cruelty-free silly photos on my blog.
Thanks for the RDA. I was dangerously low on silly fiberosity. And I needed to laugh today.
A llama a day keeps the doctor away. I'm here for you and all your llama needs.
Thanks, Marin. BTW, "Here for you and all your llama needs" could be your new blog tag line.
Is it just me, or does it sound dirty today?
Everything sounds dirty to me today.
It's a sickness. I'm glad we have each other.
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