Frazz by Jef Mallett for July 15, 2016

When I was in high school, I worked for an everything-but-groceries store in Southern California. I was In and out of the store all day. I caught a cold every August going between the 70 degrees indoors and the 90 to 100 outdoors.

It’s o.k. Caulfield is on the road to Findout—if Cat Stevens is to be believed. His persistence will go the distance where resilience is a must.

When I was in Singapore it was even worse, with the humidity in the air every time I got out of a building or a taxi my glasses woul fog out and I couldn’t see for a good 30 seconds. It was embarassing when I was with a client so I took them off when it happened. I would see blurs, but at least I wouldn’t walk around with white glasses.

“You’re more resilient than pavement.”.Not if you drive a car over both.

Went to college in a desert community. I would go from triple digits outside to something like 65 degrees in the classrooms. I usually took a sweater to wear in classes!

Honestly, in the summer I won’t eat at a restaurant that doesn’t have outdoor seating (unless I have the foresight to bring my winter jacket).

you should try living in Arizona. burned my hand on the car door handle more than once, chill out inside with the air conditioning, then get heat blasted when you have to exit the car. Try running errands like this!

And the heck with the analysis. I love the clever line I’m going to get potholes!"

And more annoying than potholes.