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COBBLESTONES USED FOR REPAIR
Though cobblestones are not used primarily in the construction of buildings, they were often used to build and repair streets, creating very organic streets. Hard to walk on. When the heart is broken, cobblestones might be used for repairs, but duct-tape might be better.
De at dVerse has asked us to use the word “cobble,” in a quadrille.
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I love this. I wrote a poem about duct tape one time. 😉 Seems useful, somehow, when it comes to hearts, doesn’t it?
Thanks so much for your comment!
Hmmm. Medical technology advances. Love your poem!
You never know what you can do with duck_tape, what can be mended.
I have an idea. I have watched an episode or two of a Canadian TV show called The Red Green Show. If duct tape can do it, he’s done it!
Dear Charley
I have also seen Red Green, and you are right about his use of duck-tape! Thanks Charley.
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Duct tape and WD-40 are my favorite tools.
Me too, thanks Frank.
So clever, Annell. Not sure about the side effects of either, though.
Duct tape can mend everything except a broken heart.
You never know, when it comes to mending a broken heart…there is no shortage of mends,” garlic under the pillow, drink broken tea, etc.etc.” Maybe duct tape might work, as good as any other remedy? Thanks for your comment.
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