We’re back, after an unscheduled holiday hiatus. Did you have a good 4th of July? I remember last year: the 4th was on a Tuesday. Therefore, actual Independence Day represented, for many, the fitting finale of a long, exhausting, happy weekend. This year, it was on Wednesday. Try as one might (and I tried hard), it wasn’t easy to sretch the thing into a five-day marathon. I’m looking forward to next year, when it’s on Thursday!
10 thoughts on “Arlo’s Last Stand”
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I am just glad that we have not altered Independence Day to a Monday holiday. Fortunately business and manufacturing tend to stretch those days around the 4th and make a week out of it. The same holds true for Christmas and New Years where a lot of places shutdown. My parents both worked jobs where they often had to work on the holiday, so they usually got paid a little extra. With 7 kids, that worked out OK.
Guessing Janice is suddenly concerned about all those empty cups in the trash… Arlo is a popular guy in the neighborhood!
Perhaps Arlo began with only a half-pitcher of drink and a loaded trash basket just so that Janis would think he was in demand. Subtle!
Or maybe he had a monetary price on the other side of the sign and flipped it when he knew Janis was on her way.
Last Stand … Groann! How does he dream up so many clever twists?
Charlotte, I know. Sometimes I have covered up the title and tried to come up with something myself. It’s never as good. That’s why he gets the big bucks!
“Heck, no cartoonist can be a millionaire!” –Charles M. Schulz
Occasionally they make it to Thousandaire
COL ! (Chuckle out loud”)
Good AM: Anybody wonder whats going on with Gene & family?