Friday Funnies

A few "funnies" from my Pinterest feed, to mark the day.
 
 
Below: I thought this was cute, given my travels in a few weeks. I'm certainly not flying first class, or even business class! (If my budget extended to either, I most certainly would; flying economy means being squished into small seats, definitely not meant for those of us with wide hips!) 😁
 
 
Apologies if I've posted this one before. It will be garden centre season in another month, and this one also seemed appropriate for me!
 
 
Thanks for stopping by; take care.

Comments

Good funnies for a gray Day on friday. I'm already thinking about starting some flower seeds indoors knowing that they cannot go outside for at least 2 months. I'll just drive myself nuts during that time. Have a great weekend and get that suitcase lined up for the big trip.
My Mind's Eye said…
GIGGLING IN NC!! Kim these were excellent and timely all new to me. Thank you for finding them.
I could add one more sign to the garden section
"Plants you can Kill with love in 4 weeks". I do best with succulents.
Happy weekend
Cecilia
scott metzger is the best, thanks for sharing and happy weekend ‼️💙😺
Those were funny, first class belly rubs all the way!
Those are all great! I planted 20 tomato seeds less than a month ago and every single one has come up and growing well. I have them in the kitchen because the outside greenhouse would be too cold, but I will soon have to find somewhere else for them before they turn into Triffids!
meowmeowmans said…
Those were some really fun funnies. Wait ... they have belly rubs in First Class??? How did we not know this? LOL

Have a great weekend, Kim. :)
The J-Cats said…
These were really funny. "Plants you'll kill in 2 weeks" (mol).
John Bellen said…
The last one applies to me... And the different classes in air-travel: there was a time when passenger comfort and convenience were important to the airlines, believe it or not.
John Bellen said…
The last one applies to me... And the different classes in air-travel: there was a time when passenger comfort and convenience were important to the airlines, believe it or not.