Sunday, February 17, 2013

Aloha, Ben



The Connecticut Historical Society has a room devoted to displays that will appeal to children.  The history books say that Benjamin Franklin had a sense of humor.  Ben might have had a good giggle about this one.

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  1. He does look as if he's trying to keep a serious face Jack, that little wry smile is a 'dead' giveaway !

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  2. I sometimes wonder if these things are a necessity to interest children...

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  3. Yes, I agree. And if you asked him beforehand if you could so decorate him, I'd guess he'd say "Lei it on me!"

    I'm gonna wash that window so if you come by tomorrow you'll see the truth about snow in Ocala.

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  4. You are right, it certainly put a smile on my face.

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  5. You're right indeed and what a fun way to start my day! Thanks for the giggles, Jack!

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  6. It is funny, but I am not sure these things are useful...

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  7. Nice to see Ben dressed up a little :)

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  8. He would definitely need his sense of humour to see himself like this

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  9. I am sure he would have loved Hawaii!

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  10. The kids probably wonder what is going on. ;-)

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  11. He does seems to have a little smile on his face. :)

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  12. Aloha nui loa, Ben! You would've loved the islands I'm sure:)

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  13. Wonderful deep red back-ground Jack ..... Ben looks wonderful with those Hawaiian touches.

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  14. Ben looks relaxed. Perhaps he's pondering how the ladies will react to his new attire.

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