Pickles by Brian Crane for March 29, 2012

Nelson’s not the type, Earl, but Garfield sure would be.

You better write it down for him Nelson.

Ed: “Got me one of those new fangled, top of the line, hearing aids. Cost me a bundle.”

Fred: “Really? What kind is it?”

Ed: “About quarter past two.”

Yeah,Earl. I liked doing that with kids, too. Hard not to laugh.

I think Earl’s forgot to take his meds this morning…

One of dem family style frozen lasagnes gives me about 6 meals and that’s a good idea today.

@Andrew Cheadle from Saturday and Monday: If you didn’t know, GC has posted both the default and enlarged (click the default) Sunday strip.

I’d worry about him a little. (alot).\\//_

I think he may talk food quite a bit, too, Nelson.

What’s with all this frozen lasagna ? I make my own from scratch.

mmmm…pasta!i think there is some shrimp fettuccine in my near future.: )

alfredo…

yes son…i pasta car the other day…..

@beviek, I posted a response to your question about fitted sheets on yesterday’s comments.

You know who I’d like to hear explain how to fold fitted sheets is Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory. It would be hilarious listening to him tell all the steps.

I agree with you Vegas Viper….homemade lasagna is the best. It even tastes better the second day.

I didn’t know Earl was British, but that’s the only place I know of where “pasta” sounds like “past.”

Hey! go to norfolk’s Azalea Inn! original Greek sauce, cheese and spices, splashed on your own individual Stouffers Lasagna, fresh from the microwave! only $29.95!

@beviek, I’m guessing you’re referring to your linen closet. My ex had a specific way that I was to hang his shirts in our clothes closet. Eventually, I just washed and dried his clothes and laid them out nicely on our bed and he was to fold and put his clothes away any way he wanted to. Early in our marriage I gave up making him breakfast also. Told him if he was going to want the exact opposite of what I was going to make, then he’d better fix it himself. Later my dad let him know that you eat what the cook makes. That little tidbit was too late. Like I said previously, where exactly is this Rule Book??