"The unusual device had many dials and pipes and gauges and a large padded chair. I couldn’t resist. I took a seat." Well, shoot! Who wouldn't?!
This mystery has me totally be-phiddled, but I have to say, I think Mark Starlin and Terry Freedman should write a jazz piece for saxophone and guitar titled Phiddleberry Jam.
very interesting
Thanks. Phiddle is quite an interesting island.
Very creative, I liked it.
Thank you, Pennie. If you ever visit Phiddle, don't miss it.
Delightful, Mark. Your names for characters are a hoot. The one way cave concept is creative genius.
Thank you, K.C. I am quite fond of Phiddle.
"The unusual device had many dials and pipes and gauges and a large padded chair. I couldn’t resist. I took a seat." Well, shoot! Who wouldn't?!
This mystery has me totally be-phiddled, but I have to say, I think Mark Starlin and Terry Freedman should write a jazz piece for saxophone and guitar titled Phiddleberry Jam.
I know, right?
Phiddleberry Jam is a great name for a jazz song! Why didn’t I think of that?
Visitor: "You have a mystery on this island that defies natural explanation!"
Resident: "Yes, we do!... Um, specifically, you meant...?"
Visitor: "The One Way Cave!"
Resident: "Oh yeah, that one, that's a good one, that is. Yup." Goes back to what they were doing.
Exactly. Or “You should check out the tree with no top.”
I would bet Fiddlesticks (er, Phiddlesticks) is also a cherished surname there.
and no doubt a scoffing expression you hear often there is Phiddle-dee-dee!
It is true. Where do you think it came from?
Well, maybe phrom the philm? ( Gone With the Wind 1939? )
It is phairly common. 😉