Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for April 18, 2020

Yes, Hurricane Season is one thing that’s not cancelled this summer.

You get a Category 4 or 5 storm coming at you then you tend to forget your other problems. This is not going to be a fun season though it never is.

Arlo and Janis is the most grounded strip I read. It’s so consistently solid.

For me next week is here tonight. Snow is in the forecast.

Raining here in southern part of UK, however it has been mainly warm and sunny since lock down and forecast to be again next week :)

Spring in Northern Colorado

2 days ago we got nearly a foot of snow

Yesterday I was out in the afternoon wearing only a light jacket and I was a bit warm

High today around 50 degrees, showers later

There’s no such thing as bad weather….just poor clothing choices.

You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. – Bob Dylan, “Subterranean Homesick Blues” (!) January, 1965

Bit of Oregon drizzle this morning. The forecast says it could run all day, which is great because I sprayed nematodes in the backyard yesterday evening. They really help with the flea problem.

snowing in NH today, cold and rainy where I am. I am remembering how beautiful it was Easter Sunday here and how devastating the tornadoes where a few states over.

Nailed it, Janis!

JJ continues with topical offerings today. Showing a bit of his wry side. 8^ D

Panel 2 – Arlo is so right!

My interest in it is maintained by Jimmy J’s spot on depictions of what the interactions of a long term marriage are many times. Sometimes they are not even gender connected. My words can be Janis’ and my wife’s are Arlo’s as this one exemplifies.

My perspective is to enjoy the beautiful day and feeling of freedom it gives but keep the high walls in good condition. Always be prepared to retreat over the moat to the castle and pull up the drawbridge quickly!

Right now it’s the devil we don’t know. You can usually prepare for a storm, but this virus can hit without warning.

I just love storms over bright sunshine days.

Storms you can see are easier to deal with than those smaller than an optical microscope can.

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Despite the fact some don’t pay attention:

“It just came out of nowhere.” said some in New Orleans in 2005 after Katrina side-swiped them. My children, on the other hand, had tracked it for tweeks by then.

OMG my History of Rock n Roll is doing the Stones today and Honky Tonk Women is on I will be back…..