Mr B |
His response was businesslike, yet playfully cryptic.
"Splashing around in a river isn't always about finding food, sometimes it's just plain fun to bitch slap a salmon."
I think that says it all, or at least something. It certainly sums up the approach of Jotaslot's Secret Projects Department. Really, it needn't be a secret and I'm only using it as a ruse to keep you coming back. "Will it be this week he reveals he's started writing a children's book?" One of the secret projects is a children's book that I think will make the parents and kids laugh. If nothing else, we're about fun around here. Fun and Ka-ch$ng!
Timpkins' books are an evolving work I really hoped to have had finished by now. We started with the idea of four separate books tentatively titled Wisdom, Vices, Virtues and Misspent Youth (I never liked that one. I don't think she reads this so I can say that.) I had redecided to put them together in one book, but now that I see them listed it might be fun to mix Wisdom & Vices and Virtues & Misspent Youth.
What do you think?
Yes I do.
ReplyDeleteI think it should be Wisdom and misspent youth.. mainly because I had no wisdom in my youth.. and if I had.. it would not have been misspent..
ReplyDeleteWhat bothers me more is the fingers around Mr. B? What exactly do you let him do when he is out and about??
Anormamous: What do you think?
ReplyDeleteAmy: And Vices&Virtues together again?
As far as I know, Mr B is out meeting and greeting the public with his usual charm.
Funny, that Amy comment, because I'D prefer Vices & Misspent Youth and Wisdom & Virtues, considering each title featuring opposites. Not polar ones, but ... close enough.
ReplyDeleteI might be looking for a title that dabbles in my life story, though, so you might as well consider the source. :\
booda baby: Ideas taste like casserole. We're poking at it-thinking we need to order pizza-but not feeling any of it at the moment. I think I'm just going to work on the art program and read tea leaves.
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