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Whimsical Wednesday ~ Social Distancing Edition
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Very good illustration!!
Yes, both videos!
I thought so, too!
Thanks for sharing these Jennie. I love things that are both entertaining AND educational.🤗
You are welcome, Kim. I do, too. 🙂
Thank you for the great explaination. Best wishes, Michael
Thanks for sharing. I especially loved the match stepping out of the line.
I agree!
Gotta love that ‘Greatest Generation’…
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Yes!!
Loved both of these. Thanks for sharing them.
My pleasure!
I had seen the video of Mel and Max Brooks and loved it. I had not seen the Matchstick video. The animation wordlessly explains the idea of social distancing, brilliant! Thank-you for sharing!
I think the matchstick is brilliant, too. Thank you, Ellen.
Wow! Those are great videos, Jennie. The safety matches one is particularly clever and illustrative. Thanks for sharing them with me.
I was struck by the videos (like the pun? 😅) too.
Hehehe. Yes, I do. 🙂
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Good reblog, Jennie. I enjoyed this on Kim’s site. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
She has great videos, Pete. This was important to share with everyone.
Thanks for the smile, Jennie. I loved the Max Brooks clip. A serious message, but fun way to deliver it. ❤
Fun is definitely a good thing in these days. 😀
Loved those Video’s Jennie… We need to keep our sense of humour up… 🙂 Take care of yourself dear Jennie… Much love your way.. ❤
Humor is a great tonic for the soul. Thank you, Sue. Stay well and stay safe. ❤️
Thank you Jennie.. You too… ❤
Mel Brooks is so cute! Great reminders, Jennie.
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