Mr. Frog planned to marry his sweetheart and take her around the world on their honeymoon. Except he was penniless.
Mr. Frog proceeded to the bank to arrange a loan. He was directed to the loan officer, Mr. Paddiwack.
Mr. Paddiwack inquired about how the loan would be secured. Mr. Frog showed Mr. Paddiwack his fine collection of river tumbled stones that he spent years acquiring.
Mr. Paddiwack was shocked! Declaring the collection mere trinkets. Back and forth they argued, until the bank president heard the raised voices and entered the office. He firmly requested an explanation from Mr. Paddiwack
A mento of sorts from my days at Social Security called nicknacks 'kitsch'. For some reason... the new word stuck to me like glue. 🤷🏻♀️ I tried to keep my cubby kitsch-free. His name was... Gary!
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Mr. Frog planned to marry his sweetheart and take her around the world on their honeymoon. Except he was penniless.
Mr. Frog proceeded to the bank to arrange a loan. He was directed to the loan officer, Mr. Paddiwack.
Mr. Paddiwack inquired about how the loan would be secured. Mr. Frog showed Mr. Paddiwack his fine collection of river tumbled stones that he spent years acquiring.
Mr. Paddiwack was shocked! Declaring the collection mere trinkets. Back and forth they argued, until the bank president heard the raised voices and entered the office. He firmly requested an explanation from Mr. Paddiwack
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Mr. Paddiwack explained what had happened, but the president quickly interjected: “It’s a Nick nack, Paddiwack, give the frog a loan.”
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A mento of sorts from my days at Social Security called nicknacks 'kitsch'. For some reason... the new word stuck to me like glue. 🤷🏻♀️ I tried to keep my cubby kitsch-free. His name was... Gary!
I can only hope you aren’t using AI to view my office with my laptop camera! 😵💫