Oh, wow, now that’s . . . um . . . that’s real interesting. So. . . I’d say that’s a . . . wha’d ya call that exactly?
Don’t. Make. Fun. I’ll get the hang of it eventually.
Oh, wow, now that’s . . . um . . . that’s real interesting. So. . . I’d say that’s a . . . wha’d ya call that exactly?
Don’t. Make. Fun. I’ll get the hang of it eventually.
That’s a… branchy-do-hicky-thingy. 😀 We use the words “Do-hicky, thingy, and wha-cha-ma-call-it…(thingy)” a lot in our house. Boy, it sure does make it easier to think of what you’re talking about… 😀
brightlight08–Oh yes! I used a do-hicky to fix the whatchamacallit just the other day. Worked great!
Oh this is a thingymabob. Quite a nice one at that.
lorrwill–Thank you. I’m ever so proud.
I can see what it ended up as, but I can’t even *begin* to imagine what it was *meant* to be. What did it start out as, and why did it end up among the “flops”?
I’d love hanging a stuffed (felt) crow in there somewhere and adorn the spokey bits with tiny yule balls.
(Chuckle)
Did you ever finish your thingymabob?
Handful–No. It loomed menacingly there on the porch for way too long until I threw it out.
it looks to me like a visual representation of the complex web of the world economic model highlighting the juxtaposition of the organic food product located in a mega grocery store. appraised value of $250 000.
thebushnut–Finally! Spot on!
Tomato Lady: Hahaha! What on earth was that SUPPOSE to be?
thebushnut: huh? 😉