Frazz by Jef Mallett for March 10, 2019

As they said in Bloom County once, “Strictly a fanciful jest!—-Legal Department”

mARCH mADNESS? LOL!

Enjoy your flowers; but I am happier skiing and skating up here in the Great White North.

The cardinals have begun singing.

And that’s why the Superbowl is referred to as “The Big Game” in commercials.

My daffy-down-dillies (daffodils) popped up thru the leaf mulch 2 weeks ago and got frostbite tips. No flowers yet, but upper Illinois has suddenly soared up over 32 degrees, so, they’ll be blooming very soon. And my early hyacinth will be showing up any time now.

And the children play on, blissfully unaware of the unsuccessful attempt to shoehorn them into a template.

we have crocus and robins. Put me down for the march 29 for the daffodils

OK, what’s left some corporate shylock hasn’t coveted yet?

Is that a medical thing you’re describing ?

Saw my first robin on Feb. 12, a week later a flock of them with a few Cedar Waxwings mixed in. Last Monday I saw and heard a Red-wing Blackbird. Oh, I live in Wisconsin, and they always bring at least one more bad snowstorm after they arrive.

How long have they been stuck in that grade? They seem to have the patterns and events down pat.

And two of the kids’ names start with “Mad.”

Arch Madness is also trademarked for the Missouri Valley Conference held every year in St. Louis. The championship game is on right now between Bradley and U of No. Iowa.

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It hardly seems like the NCAA basketball tournament could be coming up so soon. But this year, at least around here, all those other signs of spring seem even further off. But in both cases, once it does get started, it’ll be all anyone can talk about for a while, the extent of which largely tied to where they live.

The way the weather is acting, anything can happen. Even a blizzard on the 21st.