Red and Rover by Brian Basset for July 14, 2012

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    comicgos  over 12 years ago

    No kidding Red – now if it could just be about 20 degrees cooler!

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    rpmurray  over 12 years ago

    Horror awaits when the day all kids dread arrives; the first day of the new school year. Things go downhill from there.

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    Catfeet Premium Member over 12 years ago

    There you go, boys, making me cry again…remembering my own summer reruns with my beloved pets.

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    GROG Premium Member over 12 years ago

    I might like them too, if we weren’t getting liquid sunshine day in and day out.

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    AB9SS  over 12 years ago

    I understand the constant rain pain…I’m In Indiana where a extreme drought has plagued us since May. Our cornfields are dying or dead, our reservoirs are dropping about a foot a week and we’ve just been placed under severe water use restriction. We’er on the other side of your rain spectrum.

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    Linda Solomon  over 12 years ago

    <3

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    PShaw0423  over 12 years ago

    This is one strip that can give us poetry in a simple image. Mutts is another.

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    boldyuma  over 12 years ago

    Day is done -

    Gone the sun -

    From the lakes -

    From the hills -

    From the sky -

    All is well -

    Safely rest -

    God is near -

    (Taps)

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    Deborah Kai  over 12 years ago

    Beautiful Brian! That’s where I was as a kid, too – outside! Thank you!

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    GROG Premium Member over 12 years ago

    Oh and I loved the weather last year. You wouldn’t have had a complaint from me then either. I like my summers hot and dry.

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    TexMichael   over 12 years ago

    Lake Conroe is still 2 feet below the “normal” full level. They would have loved to have some of that excess rain from around town in the lake water shed instead of in the neighborhoods.

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