Visual Description: Pilot and co-pilot weighing their severe storm options.
CUMIS = MUSIC, HARNC = RANCH, CAUPTE = TEACUP, INBELB = NIBBLE — Giving us: UIRHTAPNIE
Clue/Question: When the storm hit, the pilot’s decision to land was . . .
Answer: “UP IN THE AIR“
(Sorry this is SO late! I was ready at about 8:30 AM, but my computer wasn’t. Then I had to run off to work, then to our 400th peace vigil. This time the computer is cooperating. Keep your fingers crossed! I always have some trouble with these compound words! WHY are certain words that way??? I’m sure that a few of you guys had problems getting “teacup”. Right? I bet if the Brits had *discovered* coffee, before tea, there probably wouldn’t be the words teacup or teaspoon!) — YUR
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