I've been receiving good feedback about the past few posts on here from you, the readers, you know who you are (Hi Mom!). So thanks for that. This week, I'd just like to take a few minutes to tell you about a really cool story that I heard. It goes like this:

There were these two cephalapods hanging out in the ocean, right by the Great Barrier Reef. Cephalapods are naturally social creatures, so the one cephalapod says to the other "Can you help me set up my party Friday night? The whole school [of fish] is coming. I'm evening thinking about shoaling up with Jessica and her friends."

The other cephalapod replies "Oh wow! Big plans, huh? Sure, I'll help. Should go pretty quick. You know what they say, sixteen tentacles are better than one!"

"Thanks, dude. You corral (rock)!" Says the first cephalapod. The second one then pauses and says "But wait. But wait! I'll only help you if you help me too. I need a math tutor. You would think having eight tentacles would make math easier, but I'm struggling."

The first cephalapod replies "I can help with that, bro. Come over tomorrow." The second one then asks shyly " You would do that? You don't mind?" The first cephalapod thinks for a moment and then says "Not at all. I like how we help each other out. I love doing things squid pro quo!"

🐙FIN🐙