Our Pet Peeve From bank to fisherman a wary turn
A fisherman spots a likely pool and asks a man on the bank if fishing is allowed. The man retorts with a taunting question about crime and hints at a miracle should any catch be made. The moment ends with a plea to “Give Him Time.”
Observing and Pondering Amid a Busy Morning
A fragmentary dialogue captures social scenes with remarks on outfits, soul mates, and mistaken meanings. Characters include Sue, a mother, a waiter, a commission man, a packer, and Grandpa. The exchange touches on fashion, relationships, and wordplay.
Wifey Seeks Pay Plan for Cook to Budget Wages
Wifey asks if paying the cook the full wage she desires would leave enough money to buy ingredients. Hubby considers whether the household budget can cover both salaries and pantry needs. The exchange frames a domestic arithmetic problem about allowances and food shopping.
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