Hello and welcome to a Waste Not Want Not Wednesday post made early(ish) Thursday morning. I gradually return to a more normal wake-up time as I move further from having gainful employment. Full disclosure: I keep dreaming I still go to work. In fact, the last dream I had this morning concerned the difficulties I was having trying to call in sick. But we won’t discuss dreams; this is blogging, not therapy.
I quickly throw in a picture, to get back to the Waste Not Want Not theme. I have previously shared the other side of this shot glass, or one quite similar, but I had not noticed the jaunty mustache on the other side.
Here is the front side of the glass, which fascinated me because “Frangelico” was the basis for one of my all-time favorite character names, “Frangelica Inferno.”
Of course the mustache made me think of this lovely goblet, a present from the cast of Leading Ladies, the play I directed at Ilion Little Theatre, lovingly painted by my dear friend Jerry.
I used that glass as an effective prop in the murder mystery Fabulous and Fatal, which also featured Jerry in a pivotal role.
And to wind things up, here is my first attempt at the Frangelico mustache. You can’t really see what it is but I thought the shot as a whole was kind of fascinating. Or do I flatter my photographic skills?
In any case, I approach 300 words, and with five pictures and a pun in the title, I call this a respectable post, at least my my rules for me. Are they good rules? Does that matter? Discuss amongst yourselves and feel free to share your conclusions in the comments.



























