Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for February 01, 2014

Need any help with that, hon?You just hold your tongue!!

Arlo, you dog.

I’m surprised he didn’t pick it off himself. Just being the courteous husband, of course. And making sure there isn’t any more.

More likely, he just never notices the cat hair on her stomach.

I just give my husband the sticky lint roller and have him de-lint my shirt before I go out. hehe

She needs to see a doctor for a second opinion.

I can’t walk from the bedroom to the back door without cat and dog hair up to my knees. Sometimes I carry my slacks over my arm and put them on just before I walk out the door. I’d dress on the driveway if it weren’t so obvious!

“Stomach?”

Sorry to break in on the discussion like this, but I’d appreciate help in figuring out today’s “Mother Goose and Grimm.” Thanks for any light you guys can shed . . .

Rudy says I get a lot of hair on everything around me…….

I just looked at Mother Goose and Grimm, and I have seen the movie, so I understood the first panels, but what the heck are the three guys in top hat, look like undertakers? Don’t “get” that at all. Help please?

Thank you, Dr McCoy … I didn’t remember that detail from the movie.

Fascinating Xena explanation, DavidHiue.

Re: Mother Goose & Grimm, I’m having a difficult time associating that with Groundhog Day, but then, I’m a simple guy. It just looks like he pulled in the verticals of that panel and stuffed them in his ears to muffle the alarm sound.

?? I clicked on Refresh Comments and it printed my comment a second time. ???

Our cat likes to rest on our upper chests, mine or my hubby’s, we call her a scarf when she does that. I think it’s because she wants to be higher, cats naturally go for the high ground for pouncing.

A cat’s perch is any “ledge”.

Nothing grows in the shade.