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  1. 3 days ago on Texts From Mittens

    Nope. Not funny even in a comic. Done.

  2. 10 days ago on Texts From Mittens

    Thank you!

  3. 11 days ago on Dog Eat Doug

    I just performed that same test the other night, subbing in a bed for the fence, and my wooden bed-step for the wisteria. I’m also mostly unharmed, save for the brilliant purple square I’m now sporting on my hind end.

  4. 11 days ago on Texts From Mittens

    Hmmm, seems like another one of her glitches. The last few times this has happened somebody knew how to message her to let her know we weren’t updating.

  5. 12 days ago on Little Dog Lost

    Ours actually do this every morning we don’t put out the snacks. Plus they bang on the can we keep the seed in.

  6. 22 days ago on Dog Eat Doug

    “Exterminate!”

  7. 22 days ago on Doonesbury

    You know, funny, I just referred to him as the AntiChrist in hyperbole the other day…. Lately I find myself ruminatin’ how do you prepare for an apocalypse/Armageddon?

  8. 22 days ago on Peanuts Begins

    Thinking about it, depending on your age, I suppose that could have been your great grandma, chuckle. Sigh… my great grands were born in the 1800s, lol.

  9. 22 days ago on Peanuts Begins

    Umm, that was what everyone did up until the 70s when the Clean air act banned garbage burning. Even in the cities. The suburbs were attractive because you had room for the garden and a place for the kids to play.

  10. 22 days ago on Peanuts Begins

    We are about the same age. Good times :) When I broached the idea that I might want to be a plumber, my mom drew herself up and sniffed, “no child of mine is going into the trades!!”

    So I didn’t, struggled in college but made it out, got a good career and made my own business.

    Decades later, as I was fixing her vacuum for the umpteenth time, she leaned over and said, “you know, you are so handy, you really should have done something in the trades.”

    The only time I every really understood Jackie Gleason and, “To the Moon, Alice!”