Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley for December 27, 2020

I watched a movie Sat. “Michael.” Starring John Travolta. I had tears in my eyes when he….no, that’s a spoiler alert.

Bucky can be one mean cat. He works very hard at it.

I was on a bus tour once where the driver said he’d play any tapes we brought. With the caveat that any disagreeable music could be delegated to the category of (literally) middle of the road.

“This is not a novel to be tossed aside lightly. It should be hurled with great force.” — Dorothy Parker

Satchel time for some Pinkish Wheelcover help !

Bucky, bad cat, I was just getting into the story!

If I read a book the cat jumps up and lays on top of it!

Wasn’t there a fable where a dog, carrying a big juicy bone, happens upon a quiet pond, looks into said pond, sees his reflection & mistakes it for another dog with another bone. Dog becomes jealous of the ‘reflection dog’, opens his mouth to bark, and then loses his bone into the pond. I heard that story as a kid, but don’t recall where it came from.

Wow, who is writing such sad books for dogs?

..ahem

There is a thought in all forms of writing, one that annoys me to no end, that in order for it to be good , it must make you feel bad

Notice the book title? The English Setter Patient.

Bite him, Satch! Bite him hard!

Bucky did that for Dang Hog’s (I like that!) own good.

Where was Bucky when “Jonathan Livingston Seagull” was published?

i think satchel should hurl bucky with great force.

Satch should now toss Bucky out the window, after the book. A novel idea.

In the sequel, the dog goes into the sewer and retrieves the ball, presenting the stinking treasure to his not-so-grateful owner.

Poor Satchel…….

Meanie