Frazz by Jef Mallett for July 20, 2023

A hike a day keeps (some of) the calories at bay.

He’s doing laps around the cemetery to avoid being in it.

Dr. Spaetzle, it’s amazing!!¡!!

Caulfield, that’s easier before one develops ‘comfort zones.’ One likes one’s environment to include at least some dependable repetitions of a friendly nature.

I take an early morning 2 mile walk on my nights off, and every day during vacation

It’s the same route every time, but there is a nice park with a little pond along the way

Walking virtually somewhere when walking the same course every day keeps you from becoming bored and quitting.

I like cemeteries. Some find them eerie and threatening. For some reason I can’t explain, I find them peaceful and “comforting” for lack of a better word.

Walking, hiking, committing myself to reduce my middle so I can spend more years watching my grandchildren grow.

Credit where credit is due, I like it.

This a another great Jef//Frazz comic. I do appreciate so very much. The HIKE everyday commitment is something I do—but thanks to Jef//Frazz, this reinforces it all so very much. Another comic into the gocomics Favorites file.

I wish Jef Mallett could read this comment: You’ve inspired this 71-year-old! I’ve downloaded the Walk the Distance app and have set out on my decades-old fantasy of walking the Appalachian Trail. Thank you!!

Why is this kid interrupting faculty people who are exercising? Go home and do your homework!

Mr. S. has slimmed down noticeably.

Speaking as one for whom inertia is a way of life, I can testify to the truth of that final comment.

I love that Frazzes choices of exercise are supplemented by age appropriate choices that encourage people of all ages to get fit and healthy. Otherwise it may just intimidates and discourages less fit people

The Republican attack on public education has one goal of enabling students to not understand this comic strip.

What a GREAT IDEA!! Hiking virtually!