Pickles by Brian Crane for June 24, 2021

You certainly can’t argue with that!

Well, if you want to keep living it, you better come and get it!

Truly living in the moment.

I think it was Rat from Pearls Before Swine who said "I regret the past and fear the future. That leaves only the tiny moment of time called the present to be happy … Darn, missed it "

Carpe Diem !i

When a wise woman says, “Come and get it.”, the wise man does not hesitate.

Forget the past. There’s no future in it.

Love the last panel ….. both of them with hands in pockets ;-)

Prepare for the future washing up.

I’m very interested in the future, that’s where I’ll spend the rest of my life!

“once said”, isn’t that a daily saying by the wise woman?

Heed the wise woman. Don’t be wise guys.

The worst part of any meal is finishing it. . .

This old panda wonders, ‘’Why doesn’t Earl have a basement or a shed? Everyman needs a redoubt. Does he even have a backyard?‘’ If he lives in an apartment, there’s always the barbershop, coffee shop or library. And ’’What’s for Dinner?’’

WOW ! Someone is missing in this comic today , I wonder who ?

Wait’ll he finds out it’s all vegetables…….(heeheehee)

“ Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is a gift, that’s why they call it the ‘present’”- From Kung Fu Panda.

Philosophy is all well and good. But every now and then, you still have to take out the trash.

Chow down for the watch only. (From my WWII navy vet father.)

Incorrectly attributed to the late LDS President Thomas S. Munson by the likes of Brainyquote, it actually appeared in a 1985 book by him titled Favorite Quotations from the Collection of Thomas S. Monson which was a collection of his favorite quotes by others. In the book he attributes it to Weber.

https://archive.org/details/favoritequotatio0000unse/page/236/mode/2up

That’s why living in the Present Moment is so rewarding.

I like the first part of what Earl stated, too bad the youth to young adults destroy the past and not try to learn and improve the future, instead of tearing down the past.

Or as my mom has always said, “Come & get it before I throw it in the creek!”

Earl’s philosophies explain why dinner’s dessert is half gone.

Smart kid, ain’t it!

Good advice. Even as a senior citizen, I still have a lot to learn from the past, including my past.

It’s all part of “live it.”

As a lifelong bachelor, I have rarely heard that. (Sigh)

Yep. Grandma’s are always good cooks.

Does she ruin every special moment Earl has with Nelson because she’s jealous or just mean?