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I’d probably Icarus. Blu refuses to entertain any ideas of me parachuting, probably because of my aloofness. I’d pack the chute wrong, and I don’t trust anybody else to do it…so parachuting is out for me.
Ah, Icarus had a good idea, though.
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Wasn’t it his daddy that had the great idea? I haven’t read the myth in ever so long.
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Daedalus was the inventor and Icarus was his son. They were escaping the minotaur’s maze and Icarus ignored daddy. One of my favorite myths.
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I thought that’s how it went, but wasn’t sure…thanks Charles.
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I can’t remember. I was in grade school last time I read that.
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Charles answered…Daedalus his father made the winds and Icarus didn’t follow ilisten to his father…
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Bats always seem to be happy.
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One you get over the dracula syndrome their not bad little creatures at all…a bit “flighty” maybe….
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Help with bugs and not as creepy as spiders. 🙂
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Amen…they do keep the mosquito population well in check, and now that we’ve got the nasty “tigers” very happy to see them flitting about…and i don’t really like spiders, though I know they’re just as useful.
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We don’t have bats around here, so I think we have to rely on spiders and birds to eat the mosquitoes. The tiger variety just showed up this year.
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Just as lon as someone eats them…we’ve had them for the last three or four. The population was way down this year, thank heavens.
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Excellent haiku! Poor Icarus…
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Yes, leather wings are far better than wax and feathers.
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