Frazz by Jef Mallett for August 29, 2017

A friend and I once dreamed about summering in Alaska and wintering in Belize.

Caulfield, some might argue that the Pacific Basin IS a place…

How about the indoor movie theater?

My wife lived in San Francisco once. She said it was very temperate all the time. And very boring.

To enjoy the sun, you must have rain sometimes.

I moved from the Great Lakes to Dallas. My friends asked me if I didn’t miss the change of seasons. I told them that there ARE four seasons in Dallas: Hot, D@#n Hot, Hot, and the Rainy Season.

“HONOLULU (UPI) — The weather bureau reported Thursday a ‘blustery winter-type cold front passed over Oahu.’ The bureau said the temperature dropped from 77 to 72 degrees.” —wire-service report, ~1960

“Perfection” based upon biased imperfect human ideas.

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Wow. That Alaska cruise was three months — a quarter of a year — ago, and I’ve still got whales on the brain. What magnificent creatures.

I want to feel the water like they feel it, but I don’t know how to prepare krill and I can’t get any blubber to stick on my frame. So I keep trying to get better at holding my breath. And the other day when somebody was tailgating the car I was in, I was tempted to show the offending driver my flukes.

I’m just going to leave this here. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seychelles

Any place always has the perfect temp if you want to live there.

San Diego, hands-down!

San Diego, pretty much.

In TRAVELS WITH CHARLEY, John Steinbeck mentioned a place (can’t recall the name) where he said that the weather was as close to perfect as was possible, and he found that when people moved away from there they generally moved to Alaska.