Frazz by Jef Mallett for December 28, 2014

No problem, with any luck you’ll at least be in your underwear…..No promises….

Hidden analogy – Anticipation at the top of the hill thinking about it, the quick ride down and suddenly its over.

Anyone from that area recognize the skyline?

Christ is worth thinking about all year long.

To be fair, this is only the fourth day of Christmas. Christmas isn’t over yet.

Several years ago, the Rodney water tower was drawn as the traditional “barrel on sticks” style tank. Either the town got a new tower, or it’s grown enough to need a second.

Not just Anysmalltown, USA has snow.

it seems the older you get the faster the season goes by even if we take a windier path.

We know Frazz is somewhere in Michigan, probably the northern part of the mitten somewhere. It’s not completely clear it has an exact location, so that’s probably a generic skyline. Certainly Mallett is unafraid to tinker with the geography in service of a joke, for the recent Hallelujah Course pun, there is a Lake George in Northern Michigan, but I couldn’t find a Frederick road near it on Google maps.

I thought Frazz was supposed to be down in Key West (this week anyway).

Pensacola Beach has one like that. Maybe sliding on the snow white sand.

kroykali: Not Seattle, a lot of ex-World’s Fair buildings would be visible under it. While this made every city want a revolving restaurant, the diameter to height ratio is wrong for most of them. I would go for a generic mushroom water tower.

Besides, it’s still Christmas at least until next Sunday.

K M: On the western Christian (liturgical) calendar, it ends on January 6 with Epiphany; the 12th day of Christmas. Dates may vary on the eastern Orthodox calendar because it is still based on the Julian, not Gregorian, secular calendar.

Frederic, Michigan is 60 miles from Lake George, Michigan. Many old roads since renamed are known to locals as “the Frederic road” etc. Keeping us guessing but still pinpointing it in the middle of the mitten.