Gender Signs Over the years, my husband and I have usually managed to decode the cute but confusing gender signs sometimes put on restaurant restroom doors (Buoys and Gulls, Laddies and Lassies, etc.), but every so often we get stumped. Recently my husband wandered off in search of the men's room and found himself confronted by two marked doors. One was labeled "Bronco," and the other was designated "Cactus." Completely baffled, he stopped a restaurant employee passing by. "Excuse me. I need to use the restroom," he said. Gesturing toward the doors, he asked, "Which one should I use?" "Actually, we would prefer you to go there," the employee said, pointing to a door down the hall marked MEN. Bronco and Cactus are private dining rooms."

Someone telling on the radio a few days ago of his experiences in an indigenous training experience said that when he learned the technique of how to make fire by rubbing sticks together, it made such an impression on him that he'll take it much more seriously whenever he starts a fire from now on. ole joyful P.S. That one participant, while nurturing that first tiny little ember in a small nest of shavings in his hand, and carefully, slightly blowing on it, held it too long before transferring it to a larger amount of combustibles, so that he burned his hand slightly. o j

Rob333, I had never read that particular list, but boy, oh boy, I relate to some of the items. Socks, thanks for the explanation. I had no idea what the picture of a wolf (now, I know it's a coyote) and a bird was trying to represent.

Rusty