11th July 2007
Comic strips have this surreal innocence. They speak of this different age, an age which I was a part of, but did not notice, and now I miss terribly.
I think that age ended when I slipped out of the newspaper reading habit. But it returned in glorious fashion on the Internet over the last couple of days. I found myself hooked and smiling several times, sometimes laughing out loud.
Favourites include classics like Peanuts and Dilbert and more recently Non Sequitur.
A couple of boxes can say a lot.
Comic strips have this surreal innocence. They speak of this different age, an age which I was a part of, but did not notice, and now I miss terribly.
I think that age ended when I slipped out of the newspaper reading habit. But it returned in glorious fashion on the Internet over the last couple of days. I found myself hooked and smiling several times, sometimes laughing out loud.
Favourites include classics like Peanuts and Dilbert and more recently Non Sequitur.
A couple of boxes can say a lot.
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