Frazz by Jef Mallett for February 28, 2025

Frazz probably ‘taught’ Mrs. Olsen a lot of lessons when he was a student.

Should be easy to grade, just give everyone an A and move on to the next assignment.

This demonstrates part of the reason why essay assignments usually (need to) have additional requirements as to what must be included in the assignment — including the number of words that must be used.

October.

“None of us is as smart as all of us.”

Mrs. Olsen stops to get coffee on the way to work, then refills her cup while she’s at work. I’m betting she has a cup or two at home when she wakes in the morning, too. As someone who has never had a cup of coffee in his life, I find that to be a remarkable amount of caffeine to ingest. I wonder if she ever gets the zoomies. I also wonder if she gets a caffeine headache from withdrawal symptoms is she runs out of coffee?

Well, here we are, the last day of February, hopefully, for this year at least.

May? On May first they become enthusiastic? Or did they mean anticipation of May? It doesn’t make any sense.

Students would see that simple, no limits assignment as nice gesture by Mrs. Olsen. She’ll never tell them she goofed on the details. All benefit. Wish I had thought of that some months.

Not June?

The teachers that stop learning have areas hard time motivating students. And i don’t mean the usual in service stuff

“Do not war against the May.” I came across that recently, but I can’t remember the original source (Dante? Petrarch?).

I means that people in their autumn and winter years (such as Mrs. Olsen) are ill-advised to censure the passions of those in the springtime of their lives. Not just because they, too, were once young, but because it’s a fight they’ll never win in the long term.

only the good ones…