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1. 18 days ago on Get Fuzzy

   Poor Satchel. So long suffering yet perpetually oblivious. Definitely my favorite character. Bucky on the other hand……

2. 3 months ago on Free Range

   It’s Shaun the Sheep!!

3. 4 months ago on Get Fuzzy

   This is my theory… The next thing I will say is my theory. It is mine. Cough, cough, cough…. Ann Elk

4. 4 months ago on The Flying McCoys

   Owned a music store for decades; used to tell customers “the reason why there are so many recordings in the store is b/c everyone has different tastes!” Yep, it’s a female vocal choir so not many instruments. Glad you tried it!

5. 4 months ago on The Flying McCoys

   Try listening to the music of the Bulgarian Female Vocal choir, like their most famous recording: “The Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices”. I owned a Classical Music store in the 1980s and early 1990s. That recording and others by the Bulgarian Voices were very popular. (I didn’t only carry Classical Music!) I still play the recordings, beautiful and haunting Bulgarian folk singing with unusual harmonies and melodies.

6. 5 months ago on B.C.

   Anybody else remember that ‘scholarly’ paper on Cartoon Physics that traveled around campuses and then the internet for decades? Still funny!

7. 5 months ago on Back to B.C.

   1967….so long ago but I well remember reading/enjoying that original strip. Still made me laugh today even knowing ‘the gag’ so well. Haha!

8. 5 months ago on Pickles

   Hey, that’s not a made up word! My daughter called spaghetti that for years :)

9. 5 months ago on Get Fuzzy

   Do you know Grusin’s “Thank Song”? I bought a copy to play on piano. Beautiful, peaceful piano work of genius. (It was on his Mountain Dance album/CD.)

10. 10 months ago on Get Fuzzy

    Yes, continuing on UlrigJaeger’s comment. I adore the music of Hildegard of Bingen; she was a genius by any account. A few decades ago, the “record of the decade” award was given to a recording on the Hyperion label – “A Feather on the Breath of God”, a recording of Hildegard’s music. One of the most beautiful and soothing recordings ever made. Doesn’t hurt that the pure-toned soprano is the incomparable Emma Kirkby. If you ever have a chance to try it out, you won’t regret it. Try listening to it when you’re stressed out…beautiful!