Pickles by Brian Crane for April 08, 2023

COMBOBULATED

㋡ I love it!

not unless Opal has something to say about it

I haven’t really felt combobulated in decades.

Still sounds bad, and Opal won’t think much of either one.

They will be Opal-ated.

Take a hint Nelson——run to mama as fast as you can.

Combobulation starts at home.

I heard is was dicomboobilated, must be a local thing!

Glad to see that their combobulations are in sync…

A lot of men with that retirement plan are soon on the wrong side of the grass.

I got to pick some daffs for tomorrow’s Easter Table, pick up a prescription and plant some seeds. That’s the day.

Being combobulated is the first step to being gruntled.

I do that, but the older I get, the harder it is to adjust to a change in plans.

Combobulated is a perfectly cromulent word.

I could be discombobulated if I knew what it meant.

I’m retired. My plan is to have no plans. Go with the flow. That way, none of my plans get spoiled. ;-D

Advice from Grandpa! # 902

I’m combobulated too. I have all my chores written down and some are already done!

The gospel according to Earl

Says something when Nelson wants to spend most of his time with Earl

Exactly, folks! Be like Bob! Be comBOBulated!!

OK Earl now let’s connoiter.

An they’re looking kempt.

My thoughts EXACTLY.!!

Plan your work, and work your plan. Then go listen to a combo.

Combobulate: “To put together in order. To bring something out of a state of confusion or disarray.”

Got that from my Funk and Wagnall’s

My Favourite Word !

For better or for worse, these two can chalantly go about their day.

Where’s Roscoe? He should be in this gathering of the three musketeers.

It’s Saturday a Great Day to Relax and be Discombobulated.

And so little time to do it

That must be me. I was forced into retirement, each day is the same, walking outside, now that my left leg is allowing it made it 3 blocks, work e puzzles, read book’s, and watch TV. In May I need to talk with primary Dr.

Earl is so wise. I will have combobulate the rest of my day.

Comgobulated; To put together in order. To bring something out of a state of confusion or disarray.