I ran across this old A&J comic in the archives and couldn’t help but be amused at how far off the mark the colorist was. This wasn’t the issue with me then that it would be now, because most newspaper comics 15 years ago were still black and white, and—in my mind—digital comics weren’t real comics. Yes, a lot has changed. It wasn’t all on the colorist; there was no communication between that anonymous toiler and myself, and this concerned me not. (See reasons stated above.) Still, it often was obvious the colorists did not actually read the strip they were coloring. I need not go into what went wrong. I have remastered the strip above, and you easily can see for yourself. And, no, it was not intended to be dirty in the least.
Colorful Explanation

201 responses to “Colorful Explanation”
I’m glad that I read your comments! I thought maybe you were running a “Name 3 things different from each strip!
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Ala Gloria & Meathead! (But the years have been much kinder to our beloved Janis than they have to Sally!)
I cannot help but believe you’re right, Jimmy; how could anybody who’d read the strip color it in such a way as to remove the entire premise? In the words of the immortal Mr. B. Bunny, “Wadda maroon!”
I always assumed that the reviled colorists hired by the syndicate were from non-English reading countries. I thought they did this because labor rates were cheaper in these countries, but then again, how much were they paying in the first place- $50 a strip, maybe? I’m sure they could have found a struggling art major glad to color a strip for coffee money and experience. The maroons seem to be ensconced in the syndicate offices.
Always thought Bugs was saying “What a moron” with his accent.
Glad that was cleared up. The cartoon mentioned has bugged me ever since I first saw it and noticed she was wearing his PJ top and also his PJ bottom…but only the top got Arlo’s attention. Inconsistent.
.PS: eMb, how are you doing? We haven’t heard from you for a while.
I thought it odd when I looked at the “originally” inked comic – they’re matching? It’s an interesting look at 2D art.
Very interesting that coloring difference makes!
These were the “costumes” for the old Broadway musical “The Pajama Game” – at the end [spoiler alert] when the management guy and union gal finally got together…
Jimmy, I believe you followed up on this “oldie” in recent years with a strip about whose *turn* it was to wear the top and whose turn to wear the bottom. That one also was not at all suggestive.
8/15/2019. Janis was too tired to let Arlo wear the top.
My random button brought up a VERY similar pajama top cartoon recently but it was not this one. I am too tired too look for it right now. We went to Tulsa to see gastroenterologist and I walked EVERYWHERE.
You know I am exactly one month post surgery, not long, but I feel I am fallen behind for some reason.
Gastro physicians assistant thinks my stomach is part of depression and needs a shrinking.
If you walked EVERYWHERE one month out, you are NOT behind, Jackie!!
I used a walker. I own four now, one no wheels, two wheels and slides. One fancy purple with seat, basket and cute. I am ready to break it out!
Tomorrow I am going to nail salon. Today I went to hair salon. Trying to feel better.
Jackie — If you look good you feel good.
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Momma Bear’s Doc said to get out and walk. He also said
she would get addicted to it – Nah! But we do walk around the barn
once a day.
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Was it here discussed that many at home workers figured out that
they were more productive and felt better if they followed a routine
getting up and dressing (even if casual). Rather than slouching in PJs
or underwear.
Jackie, so glad to see you posting again!
It’s years [even before COVID-19] since I’ve posted one of these.
https://www.gocomics.com/that-is-priceless/2021/09/01
Peace,
c x-p: Went right to the end to post the above, so missed your inquiry. On the advice of my retired clergy son, his frau, & a beloved friend, I moved last Sept. from Elaine’s & my home of the previous 15 years [5 w/ Elaine] to a nearby assisted living apt. Can no longer drive [daughter drives my second Prius], no longer have to cook, am adjusting to not being the oldest person in the mess hall. Am one of the physically less compromised folks here; I use a cane to go easier on my scoliosis; most of us still have most of our marbles. My major handicap = degenerative tears in shoulder tendons. At least 3 former BSU staff here, one who came w/ a wife since deceased, & the latest a history prof who still has his delightful wife. Many of the widows/ widowers here came as married couples. Overall a friendly bunch, but we have our share of conspiracy theorists & xenophobes. My personal rumor has it that somebody in Wuhan sent the virus here to make life harder for unipolar depressives. Time to get ready for breakfast; I’ve gained 15#.
Peace
Six years ago I landed in cardiac intensive care in the then-local hospital (I had tachycardia over 300 bpm caused by AFib when brought in.) I was the youngest patient in the unit by at least 20 years. Then, last March, a stroke deposited me in hospital again. Not because I was having one, but because I had had one.) Hint for general consumption. Do not be in a hospital when a general pandemic breaks out. All of the medical professionals will be VERY distracted.
Totally unrelated but Symply had to post his Fargone thingy I read today, could not think of a more appropriate place to put it:
https://imgix.ranker.com/user_node_img/50111/1002201763/original/1002201763-photo-u1
Not a virus but Cajun cooking funny….
I agree! Thanks for sharing it.
I saw that on Face Book,, Symply – and it IS funny!
NYT? Didn’t they print a recipe a few years ago that called for putting green peas in guacamole?
That could explain a lot.
Yes– the recipe source IS a lot like that Pace Picante commercial, “New York City?!” 🙂
In so much pain in BOTH legs I slept all day and just woke up, nauseated all day from really bad bun Vietnamese food from a pho shop we never eat at. I can see why and not trying again!
Do have on cute polka dot night gown and hot pink espadrilles, cheerful Janis style clothing. Ghost fed me vegetables for dinner thank goodness. I love squash but never get any. Another Janis thing.
EMB must have good cooks at his assisted living to gain weight! The food was not tasty at my mother in law’s facility and she ate pounds of candy, cookies, cakes she filled her apartment with!
Glad to hear emb is doing well. Of course some ladies can still cook if they are furnished kitchens and those ladies all cooked for the single men and brought home made and bakery treats to their apartments.
https://www.gocomics.com/arloandjanis/2013/04/24?fbclid=IwAR1uD4tu3WrihkP9e3rAQ4_NbeAnrifTHWkMRJ8XgevR0_TOskzP398orlc This one is getting lots of likes over on FB.
I’d “Like” it here if I could.
And so is this one. https://www.gocomics.com/arloandjanis/2013/04/21?fbclid=IwAR3-YTWtNTBOJyQi9IyodKJy50Ahm991xodiA4ibkSXR30ZG_tdKGIS21Gw
Both really good!
Well, we all agree that Janis is Bewitching…
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https://www.gocomics.com/arloandjanis/2010/10/02
https://www.gocomics.com/arloandjanis/2005/11/20
https://www.gocomics.com/arloandjanis/2005/11/19
I stumbled over a two week arc last night where Arlo loses his dinghy sailboat in the back yard. The storm and flood Jimmy drew were so accurate, as well as how his boat is destroyed. Having been around hundreds of little boats like that I give him A+ on everything.
If anyone can post that here, it ran two weeks.
https://arloandjanis.com/lost-at-sea Not what you’re after, but I think you’ll like it.
I am assuming that “M” is Mark from T-Town!
https://www.gocomics.com/arloandjanis/2006/03/05
It’s easier than retyping my tag each time.
Does 007 report to you now? Does Ms Moneypenny guard your door and manage your schedule?
For some odd reason, if I click on the name box, my computer will come up with different choices that I have used for names.
Mark the dinghy in the storm arc begins on May 12 2003 and ends May 24, 2003. A long but VERY well done arc and how Arlo lost his first little sailboat without ever sailing it. I thought Jimmy might sink the schooner too. I would hate that.
Thanks for the dates, Jackie. Here is the beginning. https://www.gocomics.com/arloandjanis/2003/05/12
I loved Ludwig trying to alert Janis that Arlo was in danger and needed help a la Lassie with “Timmy’s in the well”. Janis tells Luddie that his food bowl is full!
Arlo is rather better than Janis at interpreting Ludwigese….
Try this one. It’s very popular on the A&J fans FB page. https://www.gocomics.com/arloandjanis/2003/03/27?fbclid=IwAR3HOBMJEO-CNNVKdaUq_frj9KrWaTXIjSTiSzcsLq3WUCV-aid-6OCuJZg
I thought I’d chime in- and I apologize for carrying us all the way back to the beginning of the conversation.
I’m lucky enough to have spoken with the latest two colorists on my comic strip, and I know why the coloring issues exist.
According to Frank, the latest colorist (and a cartoonist in his own right) if you take the workload that the syndicates give the colorists, do the math around how many hours in the day that you can work on them based on the wage paid (NOT $50 per strip, or even close) then the colorist has, if I remember what Frank said, about three minutes to color each strip. Less than a minute a panel on a typical strip… if you want to earn enough to stay afloat.
So that’s why Janis’ yellow bikini wasn’t yellow, all those years ago when I wondered about the exact same issue.
Colonists go WAY back to when black and white prints were being produced for books like floral and biological illustrations, then hand colored by poor ladies and girls in attics for pennies. Some is beautiful work.
Later popular artists were hand colored and sold from blacK and white prints to public. This was still going on in 1960s when I lived in New Orleans French Quarter and my husband managed art galleries.
Yup. We have some hand colored Walter Anderson prints around the house. Nice, every so often, to stop and let your eyes wander around them now and again.
Have been rereading or just now readiing all of Rick Braggs’ columbs archived on the internet This gas taken awhile
Tonight I began on his books again, plan to read then in irder. I seem to own most of then. The first is heart wrenching, the poverty his family endured as he grew up
Being from the South I know the accounts are true. His columns in Southern Living are usually humerus, the books not.
Anyone else a fan?
Gloria started posting commentary by this writer on FB. I like his work that I’ve read so far. You probably will, too. https://seandietrich.com/
Ghost follows Sean Dietrch and I read some of his books/columns. He is prolific but often sad.
I feel that Sean understands – and writes about – the human condition. Unfortunately, that is sometimes sad. But the thing I appreciate so much is the love that shines through.
I am reading Rick Bragg who us often sad! But Sean is probably right in that same class of writing. I decided tonight to go back and read Sean in entirety, as I intended He is good person
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Was it Mindy who used to post links to Icanhazcheeseburger cat jokes? In honor of all our fondly remembered former posters, here’s a different sort of cat joke: https://www.gocomics.com/lio/2021/09/05
I Symply miss some of our earlier fargone denizens, but we age, we move, we grow and then we turn in to lurkers…
Another type of link we used to see more of – the bears in Alaska are getting fatter by the minute (the “Best of” video is worth a click too) https://explore.org/livecams/brown-bears/brown-bear-salmon-cam-brooks-falls
I dearly would love to have taken a writing class with Rick Braggs at University of Alabama. I have wondered if Jimmy knows him?
Jimmy writes so well himself. Just differently.
Reading the posts the other night on old Village Mark posted made me so sad for many reasons. I just couldn’t go on reading.
I understand, Jackie… so many contributors that we never hear from anymore…
Bistro closed.
What the heck?
The painful stresses and realities of running a struggling business in a competitive market during a labor shortage turned their dream into a nightmare. With no end in sight, it was less painful and damaging to their health and their marriage to surrender.
The question is, will they continue to sell produce?
Aww! Maybe he’ll go back to college. Personal preference there, of course. Have been there w/ students so often. Peace,
One really shouldn’t cry over a comic strip, but…
I agree, David!!
Really liked the rabbit on end of hedge.
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Sorry about closing – the only thing worse than owning food service
is farming – in my opinion.
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In comments talked about “Day Care” — many places it is cheaper to stay home than
pay Daycare. If there is another income in the household that is.
The end of multi-generational households may be our downfall.
“Dark Side” got pretty snarky and dark today. Sigh. I almost never look at it–I’d better stick to that.
I wasn’t expecting this but Ghost wasn’t surprised. I hope they go on living there with Meg and chickens.
Gus explained to Arlo on August 5th why the Bistro would never make it. One should believe Gus in regard to foodservice as one believes Einstein in regard to relativity.
Btw, August 5th was the birthday of my father, who knew a bit about foodservice himself.
Perhaps Mary Lou and Gene will now have time for that grandbaby for which Janis has surely been wishing.
Arlo Day II, or Augustina Day, maybe?
https://www.gocomics.com/arloandjanis/1997/06/21
Read retro strips in either direction from this one. I just did, so sweet, Jimmy is a good man, not just a good cartoonist.
The beginning of Meg and their family
Janis would sympathize with this youngster!
https://www.ksl.com/article/50236493/have-you-seen-this-someone-help-aidan-find-his-goggles
What Gene and Mary Lou should do now: https://www.gocomics.com/arloandjanis/2013/09/21?fbclid=IwAR0UzWaSZfFEfLaaCcYFrAFGqzlAahoadVDw5K8mFVn8yjIteVs7c8GaBew
https://www.gocomics.com/arloandjanis/2013/09/15?fbclid=IwAR2Mh0kG-lZoTiyVl-9GmzRx_4TRnLHuNx7X2nhu_MpcOWl14GkSjTvdOwk
https://www.ksl.com/article/50235833/have-you-seen-this-beware-the-boat-sinking-sea-monster
https://www.ksl.com/article/50238100/have-you-seen-this-amazing-and-terrifying-video-of-whale-playing-with-paddleboard
While I read the Washington Post daily online, I do not read their comics. I was shocked to look at them tonight and see what they carried.
Who reads Rex Morgan, Mary Worth and others of that genre? Dozens of the humor strips must be around a hundred!
Because you asked, rhetorically I hope, I do!
I am reading Rex Morgan–have for years and years. And just some months ago I started the Apartment 3G reruns and was astonished at the superb artwork. Man! It’s good! Then I recently started Rip Kirby reruns. But my very favorite rerun strip is Thimble Theater, starring Popeye. Every day is a standout, and I will be a long, long time figuring out just how Elzie Segar did it. I never did get started on Mary Worth. But Charles M. Schulz called Popeye a “perfect” cartoon strip–and, so far, I have not seen him be wrong about that. But when I was younger, no soap opera strips for me. So I am learning, too.
http://www.comicsrevue.com/
https://newspapercomicstripsblog.wordpress.com/
http://strippersguide.blogspot.com/
I used to love. Apartment 3G back in 1950s and 60s. I did read soaps back then. It looks to me like Rex Morgan and Mary Worth are newly drawn, not reruns. I will look at strips again today and read about them, see who is drawing what. I last followed most comics when I lived in Houston in 1990s and read the Houston Post and Chronicle.. Then the papers merged and their comics pages merged.
Since I am al.most 80 I wondered who and ages of readers since I can’t imagine young readers?
Wonder if JJ is ok or having computer problems again?
Jimmy just got hit again with another heavy rain storm/ tropical depression I think. He is located near Auburn by the Alabama/ Georgia state line.
Jimmy just got hit again with another heavy rain storm/ tropical depression I think. He is located near Auburn by the Alabama/ Georgia state line.
The beginning of the arc where Gus announces he is selling “The Dock”. https://www.gocomics.com/arloandjanis/2014/02/03
Read this into March. It includes arc where Arlo loses the cow lick bird on his head. (And looks a LOT better) Thanks for posting it Mark.
Gus is a really nice person, probably my favorite character after Ludwig. I hope Jimmy never has to kill off either one but I fear for Gus. Hey, I would rather see Well and Janis divorce!
Spellchecker! Arlo and Janis.
Never!
Twenty years.
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SPAMMER
A song for remembering the ones we lost then and since:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XB6yjGVuzVo
That’s the OneVoice Children’s Choir, covering Maroon 5’s “Memories.”
Superb. Beautiful.
I truly wish that my memories would bring back those who have gone ahead.
And then, to lighten the mood before going to bed, think about this bird:
https://www.ksl.com/article/50239555/have-you-seen-this-the-bird-who-cries-like-a-baby
Some truly interesting information, well written and broadly user genial.
Spammer
The same post for two weeks or longer JJ must be on another bender.
Off topic of everything:
I’m 68. I had my four wisdom teeth removed this morning while I was under full anesthesia. Came through it with no problem, and am fully lucid.
The rotten part is that I am supposed to rest for two full days and not exercise. Yeah, right. About four o’clock in the afternoon, I am going for a walk if not a jog.
May your painkillers work well!
I think my experience is highly unusual.
I have had no pain whatsoever, no swelling, no tiredness. In sum, nothing adverse has happened.
It’s as if the procedure never occurred.
Rick – as long as you were not chewing the pavement.
And your BP was not high enough to open the wound..
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How was your run?
She-who-must-be-obeyed overruled me.
Having a wife who cares about me greatly reduces my possibly stupid actions.
She-who-must-be-obeyed. Like Rumpole, do you?
Actually, even though I love British shows, I never saw one second of Rumpole.
I read the term in a newspaper column, way back years ago when my local paper actually featured columnists.
I mentioned that because that is the expression Rumpole used for his wife, Hilda. The show is Rumpole of the Bailey, and ran as part of PBS Mystery series for years.
Old Bear:
I forgot to mention this.
At the time of the procedure, my BP was 110/69, and heart rate was 58. That astonished me, considering what I was about to undergo.
I don’t think that the figures changed much during the day.
Good info and right to the point. I am not sure if this is truly the best place to ask but do you folks have any thoughts on where to employ some professional writers? Thanks in advance 🙂
Off-topic question:
Either my hearing is degrading, or speakers of American English are changing the standard pronunciation of “especially.”
I think that I am hearing “expecially” and “ekspecially” more and more frequently on radio and television.
Has anyone else noticed this, or does the problem lie with my ears only?
I’ve heard a LOT of words being pronounced differently by younger speakers today. I had thought that with TV, radio, etc., that the spoken language would become more standardized and static… but it’s still changing.
It is standardizing to a degree, I think. For example, finding someone who speaks with a true, rich Deep South accent and dialect is becoming increasingly difficult.
Otherwise, I think you are correct.
All I have to do to hear that accent is call my cousins back in the Memphis area. Within a couple of minutes, my accent will return in full force. My kids think it’s hysterical to listen to me when it happens!
The same thing happens to me when I speak with my cousin in Bowling Green, Kentucky (I was born there). It feels good both to hear it and speak it. It also feels good to be called Ricky, which is my birth name.
Hmm… Perhaps I should change my screen name to Ricky from Bowling Green.
Ghost and I often have too spell words for each other to understand what we are saying. We are both Southern.
Ah love it!
Fortunately, in all my decades in Bemidji, NYC, NOLA+, Ann Arbor, etc., & overseas [USAF + Amer. tour groups], I don’t recall hearing “ekspecially,” from either students or their elders. Believe I have heard ” ‘specially.” Face masks are a benefit [required here by the MNDH] but they make understanding harder. Surprising how much conversation involves lip-reading.
Peace,
Thanks. Perhaps there is still reason to hope that the nonstandard pronunciation will not sweep the nation.
I gave up hoping that “hopefully” would subside, along with using “forthcoming” incorrectly.
https://www.gocomics.com/arloandjanis/2007/09/02?fbclid=IwAR3LQ9cp-JQZJ_NB9suyIwL6ByLpQZUcT3z0Qgf2lOxHctvM1J-XsV-pJ8k
https://www.gocomics.com/arloandjanis/2010/07/20?fbclid=IwAR279mmbd6wIe11V4bWM_KPU3dK7dUfCcnCv8nhQsjJWu6qRIWhAzGKwxFE
https://www.gocomics.com/arloandjanis/2003/11/23?fbclid=IwAR002G-t6Ycd0tMOIZ-XHSo5c2mbuztYYuUv7ULySvuORDhKvkZoegiCDwA
Rick
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Momma Bear had her wisdom teeth out 52 1/2 years ago – she said she looked like a Pocket Gopher.
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I had one tooth out because it was sideways 40 years ago , went to my regular dentist, other than Novocain
not even aspirin. (Aspirin may be contra-indicated because of blood thinning.) (Salt water rinse)
Still have 3 (well still have 4th, but it is in box) maybe that is why I am such a wise acre.
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Son had his out 25 yes ago before he got braces had to go to Dental Surgeon.
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So everyone is different.
Thanks for the info.
For some inexplicable, I was one of the fortunate ones.
Rixk I hope Ghost will not be angry I post this but his birth name is Jimmy. The famous writer was born Ricky, not Rick Braggs. It is a very Southern thing.
So is the double name. None of my southern family call me Jackie but Jackquline. Many called me Jackquline Ann. I would love to hear that again.
Jackie:
You’re right. It is indeed a very Southern thing.
My middle name is Louis (as was my dad’s), and I used to be called Ricky Louis quite a bit, even when I wasn’t in trouble.
I have not heard it in decades, and I miss it.
Today is my birthday; I’m now 72 years old.
Congratulations!!
May you have many more years, all filled with health and happiness.
Happy birthday from Jackie and Ghost!
When a kid heard both names they knew they were in DEEP trouble –
no matter what section of the country.
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Our grandparents used the middle name – a Scandinavian thing I believe,
but then we had 3 generations at a time (5 total -with cousins 7) with the same first name.
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And no it was not Old 🙂
Yes, and that’s still true, sometimes. My sister’s dog is Sadie Elizabeth, but she only uses both names when the dog’s being bad. Mostly, my cat is just called Leo, but on rare occasions he’s bad enough to get called by his full name, Leopold! (The exclamation mark is part of his full name; a Know Award goes to the first person to explain why.)
Rick, Ghost middle name is a family last name that his family used for generations apparently. That is name they called him, not his first name. I found it all over on Ancestry. Com. I think that is another very Southern thing.
My grandson has a last name for middle name. I know in going back in geneology generations it gets confusing. On my dad’s side they are all “Rufus,” All over America!
Until I was about 10 and received a check for my birthday from my mom’s sister, I thought her name was Maryalice, not Mary Alice.
Ah love it.
Nearly everyone pronounced Aunt Joan and Aunt Jo Ann. I honestly did not know how to spell her name correctly until my late teens, maybe early twenties.
My wife’s Aunt was Joan….pronounced Jo-Ann. She spent a lifetime correcting people on it.
And until I was old enough to read, I thought that the name of the potato chip company was Lauris Gutter.
This is how my Mama said that I and my cousins pronounced my name Jackquline Ann Hodgson—
“JacknenAnn Hoddy”
I became nicknamed “Hoddy” as that was all some could manage. Some still call me that. Some still call me Jackqulineann – the Southern double name- despite that I quit at about 8 and went to Jackie.
By the time I was 8 I was living outside the South and no one could spell my name anyway!
May I go “heal” with the kids?
9/16/21 – Momsplaining?
When I was young had a relative we called Sandrafaster – I thought that was her name
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But she was grandfathers sister (faster= fathers sister= aunt) and I was in 30’s before I knew her name was Alexandra.
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btw farbror is uncle
The “southern thing” may have contributed to my double name but there’s a simpler explanation. My mother was Ruth so I was called Ruth Anne. Similarly, my father was Robert and my brother was called Bob – which worked until I married another Bob. When my brother’s son arrived, they continued the first name Robert tradition but he has always gone by his middle name – although I don’t believe the Air Force went along with that 🙂
Journalism Gold:
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Its been a long time without hearing from JJ. Hope he’s ok
He commented on a couple of my FB posts Wednesday. Don’t know why he hasn’t changed the retro here.
Happy Birthday, United States Constitution. (Signed September 17, 1787, by the Founding Fathers)
Hear! Hear!
I’m glad to see that someone else also knows the significance of this day.
People over on GoComics seem upset Arlo is eating the restaurant leftovers Ludwig declined. Why did I not think it shocking Arlo ate them?
I learned a lot about Hindu beliefs it seems?
I think it’s the notion that Ludwig has licked up the juices in the container with the food, and now Arlo is eating it after Ludwig’s been in it.
I spilled a glass of milk on my laptop on Tuesday (?). Can’t remember exactly. And – of course – it is dead! My new laptop was delivered today, and I am just now catching up on all the blog comments. I missed you!
Sacre bleu! If you’ve lived with indoor pets for a few years, you’ve been exposed to a lot more than a little animal spit.
Everyone in this elder home wears masks / MNDH rules, hand-sanitizes often, & such, but most lick their fingers when turning a library book’s pages. Peace,
https://www.ksl.com/article/50243902/have-you-seen-this-yes-that-is-an-x-wing-in-the-smithsonian
Great video!!
In my life all surfaces have had cat and/or dog hair. I dare say it counts as a food additive in many dishes.
I had a neighbor with a home based commercial kitchen who had pets and rescued parrots. We joked about how many dog hair and feathers were allowed?
This actually is how good inspection world-wide you can have so many mouse hair but not a whole mouse!
Her baked products were delicious, with or without feathers. I bought them.
Danged spell check rewrote my post entirely!
Little of this is as I wrote in last post!
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Back on the topic of pajamas: I stopped wearing pajamas when I was 11, adopting a T-shirt (when cold enough) and briefs, instead.
A few years after that, I shifted to boxers.
I hated pajamas as a boy and still do. They’re too confining.
The first time I wore boxers was when I started boot camp, back in ’69. As soon as I was out, I went back to briefs and never wore boxers again. I hate the way they keep riding up and bunching around your crotch. I know that there are men who love them, and they can have my share.
For some reason, the boxers I wear never ride up or bunch.
Briefs darn near kill me.
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Good Monday morning, y’all. Hope you have a great week. And this will help you start with a laugh. https://www.southernthing.com/40-ways-you-know-youre-in-the-south-2649730735.html?rebelltitem=1#rebelltitem1
Fun to read! Thank you, Mark! Somebody in Tulsa would know. This one is close to the bottom of the list: “‘You don’t wear white after labor day or before Easter.’ — Lisa Emerson Hoover.” But all kinds of people wear white shirts or blouses–or anything–teeth too, as Miss Manners has cheekily written. But there is the real rule that white shoes may be worn only from Memorial Day through Labor Day–not that many follow it. Of course, white shoes have to be worn with a wedding dress at any time of the year. Some to think of it, we wore white bucks in our high school marching band all through the fall, long after Labor Day, and, boy, did those shoes get drenched in mud–
A friend of mine in Houston wrote a hilarious book about Southern rules like the deviled egg plates. She was social editor for the Houston Chronicle. I no longer have her books, having loaned them out of course.
One of the books was titled Why Princess Margaret Will Never Pledge Tri Delta (or something close to that) Princess Margaret had just come to Houston and worn white shoes as I recall off season. She broke many other Southern social, food and clothing rules it seems!
Correct title is “A Southern Primer or Why Princess Margaret Will Never Be A Kappa Gama” by Mariln Swartz. There is a second called “New Times In The Old South.”
They are hilarious (why mine weren’t returned,) and both are available used online right now. I want them again!
Glad I brought up some good memories for you Jackie. And I hope you can find new copies of those books. That Southern Thing site is a hoot. And they have a YouTube channel of their own with funny videos too. I know you saw some of the ones I posted on Facebook. Good night, and I pray for you and Ghost nightly, among others.
There is apparently a lot to realize about this. I think you made some nice points in features also.
Wow. I’m just catching up at the end of my big Road Scholar trip, and the “great website” spam stuff is a bit overwhelming, isn’t it? It’d be nice if it would go away soon. (Trip on a riverboat down the Columbia/Snake river gorge. Very nice)
About deviled egg plates, deviled eggs are still a very BIG deal in Louisiana where I am from. You should own a crystal one, inherited. (I have a couple from my Mama) And a China one to go with Sundays or company. You can use plastic or metal for barbecue or picnics or dinner on the ground at church.
Just be prepared to make at least 50 halves minimum. I have seen a plate full vanish between the kitchen and the table!
Here’s another way to know you’re in the South:
You’re in the South, have “Fairfield County” on your Ohio license plates, and go into a restaurant.
You come back out, and the tires are flattened because they know that Sherman was born in Fairfield County.
That’s a true story. Happened to an acquaintance of mine. It’s okay. He was a jerk, and I’m sure he deserved it for shooting off his mouth in the restaurant.
In South Louisiana they ask “Who’s her mama/grandmama? And can she make a roux?”
Tomorrow I am making a big pot of homemade vegetable soup and either cornbread or biscuits because I have been craving some. I hope we have either frozen or canned mixed vegetables to throw in with fresh ones!
Hi again. Anon. above just off the riverboat was me. I forgot to sign in.
Heartwarming:
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Jackie et.al
For our wedding MIL saved all dbl yoke eggs (we were egg farmers)
(helped we had newish flock at time.)
one side was Deviled Egg the other side was Deviled Ham
You are correct they did not last long
BTW many “Church Ladies” object to “Deviled” so:
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” But not everyone is on board with the hellish food terminology. In many regions of the U.S., deviled eggs are commonly known as “stuffed eggs,” “dressed eggs,” “salad eggs” or even “mimosa eggs.” Pretty much any word other than “devil” can be used, especially when served in the context of church functions. (No one wants to invite Satan to the picnic!)”
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“Church Ladies” objected to Deviled
so this comment:
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“But not everyone is on board with the hellish food terminology. In many regions of the U.S., deviled eggs are commonly known as “stuffed eggs,” “dressed eggs,” “salad eggs” or even “mimosa eggs.” Pretty much any word other than “devil” can be used, especially when served in the context of church functions. (No one wants to invite Satan to the picnic!)”
Unfortunately, I can guarantee that Satan is at every church picnic.
Wherever humans are, Satan is.
So, might as well enjoy the eggs, no matter the name.
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