Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for October 07, 2013

quo·tid·i·ankwōˈtidēən/adjectiveadjective: quotidian

1.of or occurring every day; daily.“the car sped noisily off through the quotidian traffic”

as we get older the every day running of things become more important and there fore more interesting

and the older we get the more we realize this might be our last chance to see and/or understand that mundane daily stuff.

I learned a new word!!! What a great way to start a day!

render obscure, unclear, or unintelligible

Or you could ABJURE OBFUSCATION.Now we learn three new words today.

I prefer to eschew it, myself…

Hate to be dumb but……..what is a quotidian? maybe it is custodian?

Never ask your wife what she is doing if it obviously looks like work. “Thanks for asking honey. I could use your help to re-arrange all of the closets and switch out the summer clothes with the winter ones.”

Always good to learn a new word.

He’s not foolin’ anybody. We all know he just likes watching her walk up the stairs.

My, how erudite we are today! (Erudite = having or showing knowledge that is learned by studying)

Awww … Jimmy Johnson learned a new word today …

Who puts towels in a dresser drawer?

What? Did Arlo go and retire, or sumthin’?

Shouldn’t have to get a dictionary to enjoy a comic strip

wcgreen3—why not? Now you have learned something for today.

CamiSu: It wasn’t the size of the vocabulary, but the way he used it as a put-down of others – generally his intellectual superiors. See also William F. Buckley of the reptilian flicking tongue.

wcgreen, just google it…Takes 15 seconds tops….If you’re on the net, you have access to almost all the knowledge that has ever been known….15 seconds, tops….

One word gets 34 comments (now 35). Wow!

This is actually touching. Taking time to be interested in the small things in life, just because she’s around. It’s a nice moment. I like that.

She already has a handbesides men never do it rightand women sometimes wonder why we stop offering to try to help.(Translation: ug, grunt)