Thereby showing his intelligence. Though it is the summer swelter which makes me yearn to flick the switch.
If he heard the wind we have this morning, then that was a wise choice...
I'd like to hibernate too.
We all need to do that every once awhile, don't we?
oh, I want to hibernate as well - lovely!
Oh geez. Hope he doesn't rust.
A cyborg bear? heehee
With the negative degrees where I live, I'd like to switch myself off.
Ha! This one made me smile. Nice one, John.
Yes, hibernating sounds so good. Hope his on switch doesn't freeze in place.
Nice :)
I'd like to be able to do that sometimes, trouble is I have to work. :)
Ha ha - a hibernating cyborg - love it.
Hiborg. Byeborg.
I'm with him! Great work, per usual, John.
Fun! In my head I can picture your Beorn in the USA visual, except the bear now has half a metal skull with one eye a glinting red lens...
I always like your haikus, John. Hopefully the Cyborg has some way of switching himself back on in the spring!
Hey, John. Just wanted to thank you for your review of Ender's Game on goodreads.com. I've hated that book for 10 years, but was never able to articulate why.
I don't blame him. It'll be nice to wake up when it's spring.
Sounds sensible to me! LOL
I love the brevity of this one.
Thereby showing his intelligence. Though it is the summer swelter which makes me yearn to flick the switch.
ReplyDeleteIf he heard the wind we have this morning, then that was a wise choice...
ReplyDeleteI'd like to hibernate too.
ReplyDeleteWe all need to do that every once awhile, don't we?
ReplyDeleteoh, I want to hibernate as well - lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh geez. Hope he doesn't rust.
ReplyDeleteA cyborg bear? heehee
ReplyDeleteWith the negative degrees where I live, I'd like to switch myself off.
ReplyDeleteHa! This one made me smile. Nice one, John.
ReplyDeleteYes, hibernating sounds so good. Hope his on switch doesn't freeze in place.
ReplyDeleteNice :)
ReplyDeleteI'd like to be able to do that sometimes, trouble is I have to work. :)
ReplyDeleteHa ha - a hibernating cyborg - love it.
ReplyDeleteHiborg. Byeborg.
ReplyDeleteI'm with him! Great work, per usual, John.
ReplyDeleteFun! In my head I can picture your Beorn in the USA visual, except the bear now has half a metal skull with one eye a glinting red lens...
ReplyDeleteI always like your haikus, John. Hopefully the Cyborg has some way of switching himself back on in the spring!
ReplyDeleteHey, John. Just wanted to thank you for your review of Ender's Game on goodreads.com. I've hated that book for 10 years, but was never able to articulate why.
ReplyDeleteI don't blame him. It'll be nice to wake up when it's spring.
ReplyDeleteSounds sensible to me! LOL
ReplyDeleteI love the brevity of this one.
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