Pickles by Brian Crane for August 01, 2022

sure, Opal

“That’s different. I am checking to see if my hunger has grown enough for me to eat what is available.”

Yeah. Well, Earl has THUMBS!

Guilty here as well.

My refrigerator reports my open door time. Next will be my weight and circumference.

I suspect Google knows what I will eat tomorrow.

It is said dogs imitate their masters!

My dog is exactly the same way!

Hmm—I’ve just discovered another advantage to living alone!

Next, check the cupboard.

Like owner, like dog!

I had to take my daughter to the hospital yesterday. She stood so long in front of the refrigerator trying to make up her mind that she got frost bite.

So Earl’s a DOG..?

Piece on the news today, the shelters are full of dogs and cats who need a home.

If you might have some room in your heart, this would be a good time to act.

Just sayin’.

A trait in my family is to open the frig door and just look then walk away! LOL!

Our cats do the same thing…..as do we!

we do’s the same thing here, quite often actually… :}

A good laugh. At Earl…at myself.

This is FUNNY.

For cats its a survival thing, a wily cat will take one bite then circle back a few minutes later after it tests out as OK. For Earl, it’s just hoping he missed something behind a milk carton.

Something new materialized in my fridge the other day. It was gray and fuzzy. I didn’t eat it.

Wow, interesting. And I always my pups thought they missed some and were double checking.

Roscoe is imitating his master.

Dirty dog bowls are not left on the floor here. It eliminates the circling back, and avoids the season when ants like to come in an get a snack. Humans can make their own choices.

Empty dog bowl, but one full fridge! Roscoe is looking in the wrong place.

All objects that typically contain food are always worth reexamining.

A hint is a hint. At least someone is listening.

Roscoe is looking pretty sad in the third panel.

That’s me.

Do it all the time.