Frazz by Jef Mallett for February 14, 2025

If you buy Zeno’s Paradox, they’ll never get to April.

No matter where you go, there you are.

I’d settle for half the snow being melted.

Ooooh, profound…

I’m aiming for autumn…

Truer words. It isn’t how far you have come but how far you still have to travel.

When you get where you’re going there you are.

One day at a time…

That was philosophically deeper than I was anticipating today. Bravo!

Makes me remember the old joke where a Mathematician and an Engineer are given the challenge to cross a room to a beautiful woman for a kiss where they are only allowed to go half the distance each minute. The Mathematician throws up their arms immediately and gives up saying it’s then impossible to reach her while the Engineer takes the challenge saying I might not reach her but I will get closer enough for pratical purposes.

Only a little more than 10 months left until Christmas!

… Or where you’re actually going as opposed to your aim.

“I didn’t get where I was going, but I ended up where I was supposed to be.” Douglas Adams

Frazz, being a school custodian, knows all about aim. After all he cleans the rest rooms.

I love how profound this is. Frazz does such a good job at that.

For those of us with SAD, Feb. 14 is a goal in itself.—less for chocolate, more for the return of the light.