Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for March 24, 2024

hey! that’s me!

Some people don’t know what to say in a conversation, Adam doesn’t have that problem.

Trevor fell asleep after hearing Adam’s “poetic” metaphors.

The curse of a writer.

Trevor left a tap running.

When you’re talking to someone, it may be helpful to pay attention to them to see whether they are paying attention (listening) to you.

At least Adam stayed on topic. I know people who can’t complete a sentence without wondering into at least three tangents.

Your prose is purple, so don’t just think it Adam. Know it!

And there you have it, folks……..

I agree with Adam!

Just a tad, Adam, but that was a wonderful description of your day.

maybe they just find you boring…

If a little bit is good, then a lot is better.

Poetry gets no respect.

I admit I can respond to a “nice weather” comment by another the way Adam did in the strip. From previous encounters with some people, I know when to just say “Yes, it is” or if I can “wax poetic”. I worked with someone who only wanted a YES or NO answer to any question.

Trevor’s a lout. Say goodbye if you’re leaving.

Write him off.

The smell of a freshly resined baseball glove and new grass in the field!!

I’ve figured it out. I don’t say anything to anyone, until I notice someone staring at me like they expect me to say something. Then I just say “What” and take it from there.

Seriously, though, Trevor has a short attention span

Real readers want to hear it all!!