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Bon Apetit! 😀
Funny, Sabrina!
Easier to handle!
Ohhhhh…I shudder at the thought, Martha!
The 19th century first-aid kit–all responsible homemakers own one.
You’re probably spot-on, Ashley!
Fancy hotel for Leeches!
Can you imagine opening the jar, Shirley?!
FOLK ART…….SUCH A BEAUTIFUL THING
It’s such a lovely jar!
The thought of leeches really grossed me out and had a bad flash back to my childhood nowhere I ended up with them stuck to my toes! Talk about pure panic!
But captioning the pic, didn’t have anything witty. Nature’s Needles…. Fish Bait or Panic Pot!
Crissy…those are VERY witty captions! And I can just imagine how you felt with a leech stuck to your toe. EEK!
Can’t come out, we are STUCK inside our home
Funny, Linda!
Do you take One leech or two?
That’s a good one, Cheryl!
Space for rent in Blood Sucker Hotel, All types apply within.
Oh Anna! Too good!
Just in case you leave home without one, we keep a ready supply.
(They actually use these for certain kinds of wound care. Gross, but true!)
Karen–I think I’ve read that info recently. Is it for avoiding gangrene or something like that? Or maybe I dreamed it after posting the pix. 🙁
Tea and leeches, anyone?
Laughed out loud at this, Eric!
Health care for 2017: what IS covered under your current plan.
Oh Aileen…I have to show this to my family! Cracking up!
Blood suckers just like Dracula!
Smiling, Elayne!
Porkpurri
Oh, Carolyn…my tummy turned over! 🙂
Our new digs suck, the last place was much nicer!!!
Makes me wonder what the last place was like! 😉
Secret ingredient.
Oh Arletta…hoping you don’t mean for dinner!
For blood sucking leeches.
Money and emotional leeches can’t be contained!
Ah, curious, Kay! Am pondering an emotional leech! There’s a story there…
One must always be prepared.
So true, Connie R. But for what?!
We accept donations, times are tough every where right now! Just open attach one. pull up a chair and read your favorite Suzanne Woods Fisher book, after several chapters pull off and put back in jar. Thanks for your time! Your donation will help several well deserving in need of blood!
Hey Cherese…thank you for that shout out! A bit of a curious promo, but I’ll take it!
Leeches, get one or get as many as you need.
I remember coming out of the lake with them on my knees, I screamed until my dad pulled them off. Gives me the chills just thinking about them.
Oh Andrea…how frightening! One other person had a similar childhood moment and left a comment…she’s still traumatized too!
There’s always room for one more!
Funny, Amy!
What a wonderful piece. My daughter collects crocks and would love this.
Caption: Modern health care plan.
Cracking up at your caption, Patricia! Wish I could send you the crock–it’s from Yorktown (part of an historical museum exhibit).
So good, it will stick to your stomach!
Now that’s funny, Nancy!
What’s your blood type? (Leeches like ALL types!)
Excellent point, MS Barb!
Lovely piece but “Leeches”? Would you like that hot or cold with sugar? LOL