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I love jokes like this, that write themselves. I originally had him hitting Blake with a snow shovel because the thin light metal has a good “twang” noise to it. And then I was thinking, well, Ted would take it away from him (for using it meanly) — and it occurred to me that nobody really WANTS a snow shovel, they merely NEED them to do grueling work, so it would be pleasurable to give it up.
Ah, i adore writing.
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Too often I have found myself being “moral,” and then in the same situation understanding the challenge. Although, for Vachel, I’mnot sure that saying “no” is much of a challenge.
I always thought snow angels looked like an angel had fallen from the sky, which seemed kinda morbid. Now, as an adult, I have more perspective: maybe they had merely been napping.
I am often surrounded by people who love to draw conclusions, but so often I find it a very slippery slope towards what one wants to believe.
I had this thought one day while walking in the snow. Because it makes a sound, but it so quiet its hard to even describe.
Sometimes when someone is so determined to crash and burn, it’s hard to chime in and stop them.
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I grew up in New England. There were often warm days in April. There were often snow days in April. I usually go out with lots of layers to be safe.
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That small snowman is awfully cute.
This gag is as old as the hills, but it totally cracks me up to see the last panel.
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This strip totally stems from my child’s-eye imagination. I know growing up, every “jump” I was going to hit when sledding was going to propel me up and out like a rocket.
Reality was a lot smaller, shorter, and landing with a larger whump.
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