Bow Tie o’ the Day is dressing for the 4th, as is the custom this week. Although they are a bit difficult to make out, trust me that Repub elephants and Dem donkeys cover Bow Tie. Bow Tie leans neither left nor right: It’s just a bow tie! Here at The Pub—and everywhere else I be—I don’t talk politics. If you don’t speak Politician, you will make and keep a busload of pals. 🐘 🦄 (I couldn’t find a donkey emoji, so the unicorn will have to suffice.)
I Bet You Wish You Were Me. Not!
Bow Tie o’ the Day #1 and I have worked up some fine clash fashion for ya. Bow Tie is flashing some red, white, and blue in honor of the upcoming 4th of July. Also in the picture is my scuffed up elbow, as proof that I got a new bike. Got some road rash on my test drive. Took an old lady, slow motion spill. Damn, I’m cool!🚵♀️
Notes You Wrote, But Don’t Remember Why You Did
Bow Tie o’ the Day #2 surfed right into a dragonfly! Groovy, eh? While emptying The Beach House, I’ve found drafts of poems I began writing years ago. I’ll soon edit them for public consumption. Anyhoo… I found these lines in one of the poem drafts: “Bow ties never loved anyone,/although they’ve been to many/weddings.” Can’t wait to polish the poem where those lines live. 🖋📝📖
You, Too, Can Be A Tblog Star
My ties and I are now working our way down a list of actual human beings who have asked to guest star on Tie O’ The Day. In fact, even inanimate critters and objects are clamoring to be guest stars. Stay tuned for upcoming guest cast members. Meanwhile, check out this goat who just had to become a famous star by wearing Tie o’ the Day, and appearing on the tblog.
Half Of A Hairdo. Just Like I Like It.
After my talented hairdresser, Madame Sandy, gave up the hairs-cutting biz, Bow Tie o’ the Day and I embarked on a search for a new stylist in Centerville. Miss Tiffany is willing to take on the task of putting up with my hair whims. What Bow Tie and I most love about this hairstyle is that it is so simple to part. We just lean left, and VOILA! My hairs are immediately parted perfectly. No comb needed. ✂️ 💈
Primary Songs Get Stuck In My Head
On our nightly walk, Bow Tie o’ the Day insisted that we sing Primary songs THE WHOLE BIGLY WALK! Based on this photo, guess which song we were prodded to sing, over and over, after walking past this tree. Bow Tie is a clever little devil. 😈 Everybody sing with us: “I looked out the window, and what did I see? Bow Ties bow-ing on the apricot tree!” 🌳
Lazarus, The Snail. Maybe.
Last week I posted a pic of Bow Tie o’ the Day being entranced by a snail on the sidewalk. I didn’t tell Bow Tie that the shelled critter was dead. Anyhoo… On our walk last evening, this Bow Tie o’ the Day chanced upon a living and animated snail. I’ve decided to believe it is the same snail, resurrected and joyous in its second chance at life. 🐌
Suzanne’s Champagne Garden Club Burps
This photo o’ me and Bow Tie o’ the Day is a throwback from yesterday’s chauffeur-ing costume and designated driver duties. This pic is swell, cuz it makes me look like a bobblehead. Look at my bigly-looking noggin! It appears photoshopped onto my body. Perhaps being a bobblehead could be a career for me. If you run into me, I’ll be sure to make my head bob, bob, bob along just for you. 🤡
To Garden, Or To Mimosa?
Bow Tie o’ the Day #1 and I chauffeured Suzanne and the other babes in her Champagne Garden Club to a wine-tasting at The Hive Winery, in Layton. Bow Tie and I were responsible for creating a snazzy chauffeur outfit, driving, opening and closing doors, and listening to the tipsy women all talk loudly at once. These broads do some good gardening on occasion. But they are, without a doubt, supreme mistresses of the clinkin’ and tippin’ o’ the wine and champagne glasses. 🍷🥂
Judge Judy Says: It’s Called An “Accident”, Not An “On Purpose”
Our evening Bow Tie o’ the Day had a slip-and-fall moment on our walk. This photo is more evidence that head wounds gush buckets o’ blood. Once upon a time, on a morning in 1969, when I went to Head Start for preschool out at the old Hinckley school, Tom Ashby and I zipped off the cheese bus and up the school’s front steps. Suddenly, I tripped. THUD and KABLOOEY! My noggin loudly hit a step, and—upon seeing the lake of my blood—Tom screamed to the bus driver, “Call the ambulance! Eileen cracked her brain open!” 🤕 But I was either fine, or the skull-on-the-sidewalk event explains my Tie O’ The Day Brain. Note: Tom always made us fantastilicious peanut butter and jelly sammiches. 🍞🥜