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The definition of āa choreā is āSomething I donāt want to do right now.ā Because, raking leaves (for example) can be a pleasant interludeā¦ IF you want to avoid cleaning the house AND the weather is conducive.
Be careful reading here, friends ā Caulfield is saying beautiful Frost poems and funny Far Side comics are both common, not rare. Jefās a fan of Gary Larsonās work, too.
Frost wrote good fences make good neighbors [Mending Wall, c.1914]. Itās good policy to know oneās boundaries. But that only works nowadays if the guy next door uses a rake and not a blower.
Anyone with an RV is familiar with hosing the septic / black tank. Now we just have to find someone creative and funny to write a poem. Donāt look at me, not much of a poet.
spent the entire day raking and blowing leaves yesterdayā¦had the yard pristine by 6pm as the last real light faded from the yardā¦.woke up this morningā¦.looked out the window to admire our āhard days workā andā¦ā¦ā¦. it lookedā¦.like we never raked a single leafā¦.
The funny thing is I remember watching an interview with Robert Frost by some Harvard dudes I think. He was every bit the grumpy old guy ā telling him they were reading too much into his poems (I particularly remember this comment about the Cliffs of Dover) and also being insulted when he thought they were suggesting writing amazing poems was easy for him.
I want to know where the heck Frazz and Caulfield are. There could not possibly be a thick stand of trees on the schoolās property. But I liked how Caulfield deliberately twisted his compliment to make it sound like an insultāand Frazz apparently fell for it.
KTB over 4 years ago
Dissing āFar Sideā??? Youāre dead to me.
ScottEng over 4 years ago
Rather, a highly complimentary take on āFar Sideā!
Concretionist over 4 years ago
The definition of āa choreā is āSomething I donāt want to do right now.ā Because, raking leaves (for example) can be a pleasant interludeā¦ IF you want to avoid cleaning the house AND the weather is conducive.
momofalex7 over 4 years ago
I like raking leaves. At least it looks like something was accomplished when I finished. Andā¦I get to work outdoors.
mddshubby2005 over 4 years ago
Be careful reading here, friends ā Caulfield is saying beautiful Frost poems and funny Far Side comics are both common, not rare. Jefās a fan of Gary Larsonās work, too.
Bilan over 4 years ago
I see what Robertās game was. If he spent his time writing about the leaves, he didnāt have time to do the raking.
seismic-2 Premium Member over 4 years ago
(1) Is this forest a part of the school property? That seems weird. If it isnāt, why is Frazz raking the leaves up? Itās a forest.
(2) Why is Caulfield helping?
RonObvious over 4 years ago
You got it backwards. The point was that the Far Side was (is?) always funny.
Yermo Adam over 4 years ago
Donāt rake the leaves!
sandpiper over 4 years ago
Frost wrote good fences make good neighbors [Mending Wall, c.1914]. Itās good policy to know oneās boundaries. But that only works nowadays if the guy next door uses a rake and not a blower.
AAdoglover Premium Member over 4 years ago
Gathering Leaves is a cute little poem
trainnut1956 over 4 years ago
A hose, a tank, a rancid stenchā¦ it had me gagging oāer the fenceā¦ as I hosed out that fetid caveā¦ a poem writ by burmashaveā¦
grandparent Premium Member over 4 years ago
āPoetry is an Echo asking a Shadow to Dance.ā Carl Sandburg. I know itās not Frost but couldnāt help myself.
MarcSeebass1 over 4 years ago
Whose words are these? I think I know
car2ner over 4 years ago
Anyone with an RV is familiar with hosing the septic / black tank. Now we just have to find someone creative and funny to write a poem. Donāt look at me, not much of a poet.
john over 4 years ago
āBeauty exists only in the minds of its beholders.ā
kennnyp over 4 years ago
spent the entire day raking and blowing leaves yesterdayā¦had the yard pristine by 6pm as the last real light faded from the yardā¦.woke up this morningā¦.looked out the window to admire our āhard days workā andā¦ā¦ā¦. it lookedā¦.like we never raked a single leafā¦.
DoneThat over 4 years ago
Thatās a great layout. Good job. Thanks.
Dennis Nichols over 4 years ago
Jealousy is ugly. It may correspond with the affectation āJef.ā
Richard S Russell Premium Member over 4 years ago
Donāt rake, mulch. Back to nature and all that.
Lou over 4 years ago
Rare as a funny Farside? Try rare as a funny Dilbert.
TheWildSow over 4 years ago
Are they raking the FOREST??
asrialfeeple over 4 years ago
Leaf them where they are. Theyāll make excellent compost.
Thinkingblade over 4 years ago
The funny thing is I remember watching an interview with Robert Frost by some Harvard dudes I think. He was every bit the grumpy old guy ā telling him they were reading too much into his poems (I particularly remember this comment about the Cliffs of Dover) and also being insulted when he thought they were suggesting writing amazing poems was easy for him.
trainnut1956 over 4 years ago
I think I saw that interview. As I recall, it was David Frost who interviewed Robert Frost.
DKHenderson 3 days ago
I want to know where the heck Frazz and Caulfield are. There could not possibly be a thick stand of trees on the schoolās property. But I liked how Caulfield deliberately twisted his compliment to make it sound like an insultāand Frazz apparently fell for it.