‘Minuscule’ …. “🐞 Chewing Gum Rodeo …. Good Lesson 🐞 …. “!!

~~December 28, 2019~~

CHEWING GUM RODEO

A green grasshopper is having fun playing tricks on the other insects by throwing sticky chewing gum on them. A ladybug has spotted this and is about to give the tactless grasshopper a good lesson.

Just love these guys … very addictive … truly love them!!

HortyRex©

MINUSCULE revolves around the day-to-day existence of insects which are presented in burlesque situations, with a fair amount of philosophical contemplation thrown in.

A cross between a Tex Avery cartoon and a National Geographic documentary!

~~Published August 29, 2019~~

FUN, FUN, FUN~

~~OFFICIAL MINUSCULE YOU TUBE CHANNEL~~

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOOi7JtIMDaYsaUjDBSTSIQ

Happy Caturday …. “😺 Rainy, Lazy Caturday Morning 😺 …. “!!

~~December 28, 2019~~

LAZY SATURDAY MORNING

These kitties are so cute! I have two of them and they are almost always a ton of fun.

FRIDA is the white, spotted one and Kitty is the black one.

They make the day!

HortyRex⌐

“There are two means of refuge from the misery of life – music and cats.”

~~Albert Schweitzer~~

“What greater gift than the love of a cat.”

~~Charles Dickens~~

~~ADDED JUST FOR FUN~~

#HappyCaturday #TodayIsCaturday #LazyRainySaturdayMorning #Quotes #AlbertEinstein #CharlesDickens #Frida #Kitty #TonOfFun #MakeTheDay

#WeAllAreOne #ItIsWhatItIs #DrRex #HortyRex #hrexachwordpress

Saturday Morning: O snail / but slowly, slowly

Wow!! .. Amazing photos! … ‘Saturday Morning Post inspired by Eric’s Photos and Japanese Poet and Buddhist Priest Kobayashi Issa who penned: “Climb Mount Fuji / O snail / but slowly, slowly” … ‘

Live & Learn

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Notes:

• Photos of Mt Fuji by Eric Kanigan (Son) in Fujiyoshida, Japan yesterday. Eric’s sites can be found on Instagram and on the web @ kaniganphotography.com.  (And I wish I were running right there this morning.)
• Saturday Morning Post inspired by Eric’s Photos and Japanese Poet and Buddhist Priest Kobayashi Issa who penned: “Climb Mount Fuji / O snail / but slowly, slowly”

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