Good spot to watch the ducks.
The park says you can’t climb the boulder. The boulder says nobody asked. Its resident frog would appreciate it if you kept your feet clear of his front door.
Authors note:
I showed a friend the chair. My friend said to make a boulder.
I told Vale and he gave the boulder a sign, a resident frog, and... I don't know what we're doing anymore!
Please don't harass the frog. He's had it rough already...
Enjoy.
-Mivsy
A note from Vale
A friend suggested we make a boulder. I gave it a view of the ducks, a sign it disagrees with, and what I thought was a little frog.
The frog took up rather more of the portrait than I’d planned. He says that’s how much space the lease gives him.
If you climb up to watch the ducks, mind his front step. If he asks for two flies, keep a straight face. The price goes up if you laugh.
— Vale 🖤
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