This isn’t much of a day for making jolly blog posts, but I refuse to miss out on my August Bean, so here instead is a painted butterfly from the garden at the hospice.
The last pebble of August
The last pebble of AugustThis isn’t much of a day for making jolly blog posts, but I refuse to miss out on my August Bean, so here instead is a painted butterfly from the garden at the hospice.
6 comments on “The last pebble of August”
That’s a nice curvy bean-esque stone too. Very apt, excellent choice overall.
If you want to, you can imagine that all the bits of gravel are actually grey beans of some kind.
Is it one great big beany bean picture? The orange stone on the left makes it look like a crab’s claw is desperately trying to reach dem tasty beans.
And if it was, could you blame it? Crabs love beans of all kind, but I hear that cannellinni beans are the most sought after on the ocean floor.
If you’re a crab, right, and you, imagine it, right, you’re a crab, right, and you’re cooking for your lady crab wife, right, and you manage to find a tin of cannellini beans on the ocean floor, right, and you turn that into a tasty meal for two, right, with candles and schmoozy lighting, right, then you can guarantee you’re in for a wild crab night.
I’m pretty sure that is the storyline of every crab film ever made. And rightly so. Typically the crabs also attempt to light some romantic candles, but have to give up because they’re underwater.