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A Summer’s Sign of Success
A Frazz comic apropos for my semi-annual visit to the dermatologist: (image from gocomics.com)
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Sunday’s Best: Food for Thought
Jason Fox has food on his mind in today’s FoxTrot. It’s a fun gag with a nice confusion of concepts. (image from gocomics.com)
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Autumn Weather and Capt’n Crunch
This Sunday’s Frazz brought together breakfast cereal and the autumn season in a funny but true way, true even in a place like Hawaii, where the seasons aren’t quite the same. (image from gocomics.com)
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Sunday’s Best: Misreading the Screen
Today’s FoxTrot by Bill Amend is another nice episode of “online follies” with Paige and the Fox family. Online learning is a whole new world in lots of ways, it seems. (image from gocomics.com)
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Prince and Plague
Today was our first day back in classrooms with students. It was a kind of “preview” day with just a small selection of students present, but it was really nice to have others in the room. How strange that it’s … Continue reading
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Not Quite the Same
This recent WuMo strip brings out something true on multiple levels. But at the basic level it’s just true: these two “vocations” just aren’t the same. (image from gocomics.com)
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Clearer Vision?
It’s crazy to think that the next thing we get from the Marvel Cinematic Universe is going to be a television show. But that’s exactly what’s about to happen if WandaVision drops before Black Widow makes it into the theaters. … Continue reading
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Sunday’s Best: Calvin and the Book of Amos
There’s this judgment passed in the book of Amos that reads a lot like today’s classic Calvin and Hobbes strip by Bill Watterson. Except instead of a lion, bear, and snake, it’s just Hobbes and Hobbes. (image from gocomics.com)
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When Things Go Nineteen
Thanks to Stephen King, I always notice when the number 18 pops up. Like in this new Frazz comic strip by Jef Mallet at gocomics.com.
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Email Excitement
Today I received an email from an author that has been shaping my life over the last twenty years. The connection got made because I’m working on a professional development opportunity for our school and I’m working with someone who … Continue reading
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