Frazz by Jef Mallett for September 28, 2024

We say that here in Nevada, but it refers to cottonwoods.

What’s next? Octombre?

(I don’t get the joke. Mr. Google didn’t help.)

Or in Vegas where it was 102 today with the same tomorrow and into …infinity. Arrrgh.

Hispanic month?

In central VA the leaves have sort of begun to tint lawns. First good frost, deluge will begin, and the sound of blowers will be heard in the land.

Hear the sound of a Fall(ing) tree — “SepTimber!”

Psithurisma.

It’s also a little different out in the Great American West, where the sound of rustling is shortly thereafter followed by the sound of the posse riding in pursuit.

I’m in Michigan where Wallace is set and I’ve never heard that.

Well since it is September, in Español, farther south not so many rusting leaves. (Yes, I miss those leaves rustling . . . sometimes)

Hey, if you want regional humor, the South can send some your way!

setiembre.