Maybe we'll get those climate change activists standing out by the library
with NO SHIRTS.
Then the women driving by, and the gay men, and those who haven't picked
out their gender yet, will slow down and take a look, and dream about being
married to one of those hunky guys. Those hunky guys will wave and smile,
and the passersby, those with fluid gender identity--"This," it said,
thumping it's chest, "is an it!"--will fantasize that our hunks are waving
a 'come hither' look, and make it a date to drive by next Saturday morning
too, hoping to see our men out there with no shirts and, oh happy day!
arrange a romantic interlude for one lucky activist, and give him a break
from the stresses of standing in front of the Warwick Library.
On Sat, Mar 28, 2020 at 8:48 AM Barbara Eriksson <beriksson525@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
I saw the flowers this morning on my way to the dump. It really cheered me
up! Thanks to you and the WCS students!
Barb
Barbara Eriksson, Associate Certified Dog Behavior Consultant, KPA-CTP,
CPDT-KA
Blue Rock Dog Training, LLC
978-895-9773
bluerockdogtraining.com
On Sat, Mar 28, 2020, 8:11 AM tracey kirley <kirleywormfarm@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Good morning Warwick
Yesterday, on behalf of the WCS students, I placed their potted tulip &
daffodil flowers around the millstone. Also, included prayer/good intention
flags, please feel free to attach yours.
Peace be with you all
Tracey
