Hubris is doing what we all wish we could do, right?
You get a few dollars in the ol’ bank account and then you go live it up doing exactly what you’ve been hoping to do for years and years.
Yessir. Happiness is retirement.
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When it’s raining and lightning out, I grab the nearest, tallest metal object and hope fate will take me … but I’ll be dammed … it hasn’t, in 30 years.
Yikes.
Hey, he meant to do that
You can see it in his eyes. He’s having the time of his life.
You’d think Hubris’ wilderness skills wouldn’t netted him a nice cave for shelter by now.
*would’ve, WOULD’VE…
I really like the way you spelled I-GOR phonetically. Would that make Hubris “Froderick”?
I believe it would, yes!
could have been “I-gore” as in bloody
Didn’t Hubris bring a tent with him? He always seems so well prepared for outdoor contingencies. I remember how amazed Kara was when she saw his pre-packed camping… packs, each one outfitted for a different set of weekend activities; one for cycling, one for hiking, another for kayaking…
Such a great system.
Guess he figured he’d go Lowell-style. Just wander off and let whatever happens, happen.
“Yes, but it’s a ‘dry’ heat.”
Thank you for a nod to Sir Terry P!
Igor by Exodus Film Group. A computor animated movie.
Thunder has an interesting relationships to thunder. The first is that you count seconds between the flash and the thunder, and divide by 5 to determine the distance in miles. The fidelity quality of thunder improves as it gets closer. It starts as a rumble and a thud. It then becomes more distinct as it goes to boom and crack boom and blam. Three times I have heard the hiss of the lighting before the air collapsed into the snap boom of being only a few hunders feet away from the strike.
at the hiss, all your little hairs stand up, as the rumble approaches, you duck, then the boom cracks open the known world!