Flu pi

Today is pi day.





I’ve never been a worshipper, but I find it interesting that there are people who worship at the church of pi.

I’ve been worshipping at the porcelain throne. A stomach flu bug has sidelined me. March madness here is the dash to get to the toilet before one or more orifices explode, expelling the contents of my innards.

So I have to make this brief. Not this brief, which does seem apropos, though, considering...LOL





It is actually a safe! A place to hide your valuables!

Gotta run (groan, horrible pun)
Happy almost wordless Wednesday!

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