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Quarries
Mainly because they make fantastic backdrops for pictures 😀 Workwise, I like them because I can sit in one place for the whole day while the poor guy running the rod has to do all the legwork. I’m all for the other guy doing all the work, hahahahaa!
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Quandaries
Quandaries are not fun. Some quandaries, such as the funny meme one pictured, are just the person having to make a choice about something little with no real consequences (unless you know the song). But we have all faced quandaries where no matter what we do, it’s the wrong decision and somebody is going to get hurt or the situation is going to get worse. I’ve faced very few of those in my life, thankfully, but the couple I did have to tackle were just no good 😦
And that is it for this week. Stay tuned for our next episode, . where I do something clever with R, because it sure isn’t happening in this blurb!
Bookstooge's Reviews on the Road 
Quarries and quandaries! You really did a number on the Qs.
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I certainly did! Good old Merriam-Webster. He’s my best friend for these posts 😀
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I like quarries too, we’ve got a few photogenic ones here, quandaries can be good too though, for instance being in a quandary about what to have for dinner, rib-eye or T-bone 😀
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Oh, good point! I didn’t even think of the GOOD quandaries. Of course, in your example you could just have both 😉
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But filet would be preferable 🙂
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When it comes to food, if you believe in yourself hard enough, nothing is impossible!
Not even eating 3 steaks at once 😀
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Hm. What about “Quality Control Checks?” I get a lot of them when I’m baking…
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Maybe if I did more cooking? But if you bake, then QCC’s are an absolute essential. Gotta make sure it’s good, after all 🙂
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Never heard of a quanderie before glad there is a word for some decisions ive made in the past tho, makes complete sense now
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😀
Always good to have the proper word at hand. Of course, with you going for 3 languages, does that mean you have the 3 proper words at hand?
😉
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I know it in neither language… will have to look it up soon as i get home
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Quaker Oats? Quail eggs? Q from Star Trek? C’mon Booky!
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Are those supposed to be likes or dislikes?
You’re making me feel very confused here….
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That would be telling!
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Now I’m in a quandary!
😉
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Perfect! 🤣
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Ahhh, but the quandary is this:
Do I throw you off a quarry or not for putting me in such a quandary.
Any input?
I hear that quarry bottoms can be quite cool and refreshing at the right time of year….
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Now THAT is a quandary! Is it where the Quarrymen came from?
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If I HAD thrown those guys off a quarry, they’d have stayed down there and not done any of that music stuff.
Anchors, you know. Works wonders when tied to someone’s feet! 😀
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Speaking from experience?..
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can’t say.
Otherwise I’d have to tie an anchor to your feet and throw you off a quarry 😉
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Quandries are the human condition.
Who knew there were so many Qs? All I could think of was the con—- the—- which shall not be mentioned.
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I have no idea what you are referencing. I’m no good with word puzzles like that. Especially in the morning 🙂
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Consider yourself lucky.
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Now my curiosity is wrestling w my good sense…
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Actually I’m sure you have heard of it. Q A n o n
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Well played for this letter. Not an easy one but, as usual, you nailed it. 😀
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Thank you 😀
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