Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for August 24, 2020

In exchange for carrying them, do the mosquitoes have biting rights?

They have to live, too.

Sometimes I wonder where creative artists get their ideas. Then I run across a story line like this and realize that I really don’t  want to know. :)

Instead of ‘touche’ she could have said ‘of course’ .

Mosquitoes are good because they are food for bats and bats are good because they eat mosquitoes.

Where’s a kid who talks with his toy tiger when you need him?

Oh… maybe he’s with a buddy who has a bunch of toy friends! One of the buddy’s bestee is a bear! ;)

I always liked this one.

Where’s Petey?

Now, if was a cloud of Asian giant hornets then the concern should kick in!

I wonder how loud a gazillion mosquitoes would be?

So mixed message here. Usually we get the message that the bookish Kate has the enriched life due to books. Here, it looks like Danae has the better journey, as she is living a life in all its absurdity, while Kate is sitting with Lucy, under a tree, ignoring the wonder above her, and accepts Lucy’s ability to talk without amazement.

Time for a reality check.

A factoid i learned . . .somewhere. . .sometime. . .mosquitos are the deadliest of all insects. More people have died from mosquito-borne diseases than any other kind of disease/condition. . .and they’re ugly, too. . .

Love Kate : )

Danae has a knack for the “bizarre”. It’s sort of endearing.

These periodic fantasies and digressions are tedious

I was doing that one fine summer day when my father decided I needed a summer job.

C’est extraordinaire!

At last! We have All taken leave of our senses. I do hope that reality rears it’s gnarly head come Nov. 3rd.