Book Lover's Dilemma

Blake: Hi, Frederick.  What're you up to?

Frederick: I'm looking for something to read.

Blake: Oooh!  I've got just the book for you!

Blake: I just finished this one and it's amazing!

Frederick: Hmmm, I'll give it a try.

Frederick: Gosh, this really is a good book!  I can't put it down.

Uli: Supper is ready.

Frederick: Be there in a minute; just one more page.

Uli: >Grumble< Nein! Food now, page later.  >Grumble<

Carolyn: We're going for a walk.  Would you like to join us?

Frederick: Thanks, but I have to finish this chapter.

Wyatt: Want to go outside and play, Frederick?

Frederick: Maybe later...

Blake: Good grief, are you still up?

Frederick: I just have to find out how it ends!

Frederick: Wow, you were right.  This book was totally awesome!

Blake: Great, now turn off the lights and go to sleep!

Frederick: >Sigh<

Daphne: What's wrong?

Frederick: I shouldn't have read it so fast...

Barbie, Barbie, what's all the fuss?

 

The Girls: >Swoon< Ahhh, Ken....

Marta: Ken's so handsome!

Ann Marie: He's so debonaire!

Harriet: He's so...bendy!

Nathan: >Hmmpf< If you ask me, he looks like

he's never had an idea in his head.

Harriet: The way he said that you would almost think it's a bad thing.

Marta: Well, you know how men are.

Ann Marie: We're all better off when they don't have ideas.

Holly Belle: I don't see what all the fuss is about Barbie.

Holly Belle: The girl literally can't even stand on her own two feet.

Holly Belle: Whereas I'm a real independent woman.  I know what I want, 

and I go for it.  And I don't let anything discourage me.

Meghan: That's so true, Holly Belle!  You're a real trail blazer!

Tyler: I'll say!  She blazes a trail of dust and chaos wherever she goes!

Mikko: Just like the Tasmanian Devil in the cartoons!

Mikko and Tyler: HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Tyler: >Chuckle, snort< Oh, er, yeah, maybe we should go play outside now.

Mikko: >Ahem< Uh, good idea...

Holly Belle: Probably the best one you've had all day.

Scooby-Doo Life Lessons

 

Frank: Lunch time is my favorite time of day.

Right next to dinner, breakfast, and snack time.

Ravi: Yes, Frank, we know.

Rhoda: Patrick, I have to say I'm surprised by your choice in lunchboxes.

Patrick: It's a good lunchbox.

Rhoda: Oh, no doubt.  It's just that Scooby-Doo seems a bit, uh, whimsical

for a serious guy like yourself.

Ravi: Oh believe me, he has a whimsical side.

Patrick: >Ahem< Yes, well, there's actually a lot that we can all learn from Scooby-Doo.

Rhoda: Do tell.

Patrick: It rejects fear and superstition in favor of rational analysis.

It employs logic to unravel mysteries.  Everything gets sorted out in the end.

Rhoda: That's true.

Frank: I like the way Scooby and Shaggy can fit ginormous sandwiches in their mouths.

Rhoda: I guess you can even learn something from cartoons.

Frank: That's why I watch Looney Tunes.

Ravi: Oh really, Frank; and what have you learned from that?

Frank: I've learned about opera.

Patrick:  Fair point.  What else?

Frank: Hmmm...Oh! Watch out for anvils falling from the sky!

Rhoda: Right, Frank.  Because that happens so often in life.

Summer Holiday

 Hello!  We're taking our summer hols this week and will be back soon with more antics of Team Gregoropolis!