Listen, there’s no “I” in “fun”. But there are 4 in “Frolicking in a gorgeous field of flowers”. I’m not entirely sure that expression applies here, but spiritually it makes sense.
“Excellent well, you’re a fishmonger. You’re my everything, you are my sunshine, you are old and gray and full of sleep, you’re my pickle-face, consumptive Mary Jane.” He paused, fluttering his wings against the wind, and added conversationally, “Your name is a golden bell hung in my heart. I would break my body to pieces to call you once by your name.”
This made me miss my grandmother. We would go on long drives together, just the two of us in the days before GPS, and she would look at the open road and say, “Let’s get lost!” Off we went in search of adventure. Usually a couple of hours later we would explore something interesting, have lunch, ask for directions, and find our way home. Once we ended up calling home and overnighting it in another state! As a small child I was very concerned that I hadn’t brought a toothbrush. I remember her blithely assuring me that hotels have toothbrushes. And it did.
Wilde Bill 23 days ago
Poppies.
angelolady Premium Member 23 days ago
Seagull must really be stretching tall.
Ida No 23 days ago
“We can go where we want to
A place where they will never find
And we can act like we come
From out of this world
Leave the real one far behind. – Wallace the Brave
luca.debus creator 23 days ago
Listen, there’s no “I” in “fun”. But there are 4 in “Frolicking in a gorgeous field of flowers”. I’m not entirely sure that expression applies here, but spiritually it makes sense.
joe.altmaier 23 days ago
Disappointed that seagull isn’t with him.
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member 23 days ago
Not get lost? Where’s the adventure in that?
crookedwolf Premium Member 23 days ago
Wallace might be part hobbit…
VanLaser 23 days ago
Durak Premium Member 23 days ago
The desire is to have the butterfly LAND on your hand. NOT to catch him. Right Wallace?
jschumaker 23 days ago
Seagull’s head poking above the flowers. Cute.
rockyridge1977 23 days ago
Call of the wild……
scyphi26 23 days ago
See, the thing Amelia is forgetting here, is that getting lost IS fun for Wallace. ;)
WallaceTheBravest 23 days ago
Wallace the Brave trivia question:
What grade does Mrs. Macintosh teach?
Meg: All Seriousness Aside 23 days ago
“Squirrel!”
tammyspeakslife Premium Member 23 days ago
LOL!!
Wallaces heart and Sven’s, Awkward Yeti, are so much alike.
raybarb44 23 days ago
Then again, chaising butterflies could lead into unchartered adventures. Onward my friend…..
rheddmobile 23 days ago
This made me miss my grandmother. We would go on long drives together, just the two of us in the days before GPS, and she would look at the open road and say, “Let’s get lost!” Off we went in search of adventure. Usually a couple of hours later we would explore something interesting, have lunch, ask for directions, and find our way home. Once we ended up calling home and overnighting it in another state! As a small child I was very concerned that I hadn’t brought a toothbrush. I remember her blithely assuring me that hotels have toothbrushes. And it did.
wordsmeet 23 days ago
If you don’t see Sterling, don’t worry: he’s eating grubs, grasshoppers and other critters of the undergrowth under the flower canopy. :)
Aladar30 Premium Member 23 days ago
Be lost in a field full of flowers… What a dream!
mistercatworks 23 days ago
Poppies, poppies, poppies (maybe daisies … daisies).
j.l.farmer 22 days ago
Their doomed. Wallace is off chasing butterflies. Hope someone brought a compass
Old Time Tales Premium Member 22 days ago
Will Henry…
Where is your Patreon link?
Think about it. I think that it’s worth the effort. It’s certainly going to do more for you than that Twitter link you rarely update.