Comics first, then swap back and forth between my local (online) newspaper and online WSJ. Google News occasionally the rest of the day for big stories.
I get up at 4am (by choice) and love sitting in the quiet of the early morning with coffee and comics. Of course, today I hear the hurricane outside, so it’s not very “zen”.
For me it’s the comics first then I get on with my day, no need to check the “news” it is usually worthless items like Russia claims the Ukrainian population wants to be annexed to Russia which is proven by the results of a referendum where all people had to vote and every vote was scrutinized by a Russian soldier. That is not news that is #&@*!
My local paper removed the only comics I actually liked and replaced them with ones I don’ like. They also removed their TV Listings guide and replaced it with a page of “must see” shows, none of which I will watch. They also took away some of the puzzles I like. Yesterday, I got notification that my monthly cost would go up $4 more every month, so I called them and cancelled my subscription. I can get all the things I miss online for free, and the comics are right here. They said they were excited by all the changes, and wouldn’t I like to take another couple of weeks to “get used to” the changes and like them. I said “No thanks”. I feel better already.
Just read half of what you do read first, (I only read about 70 of what go comics offers), … and then read the second half after reading all the bad news!
I always start with the comics, then sports, then news last. Someone, can’t remember who, said “Read the sports first before the news, sports is filled with mans accomplishments, news with mans failures.”
I used to read the news first and finish up with the comics but they kept raising the subscription rates and offering less news. When they cut the comic section in half I said goodbye.
pearlsbs about 2 years ago
I read the comics for the next day the night before. Then I go to bed.
John Wiley Premium Member about 2 years ago
Comics first, then swap back and forth between my local (online) newspaper and online WSJ. Google News occasionally the rest of the day for big stories.
dlkrueger33 about 2 years ago
I get up at 4am (by choice) and love sitting in the quiet of the early morning with coffee and comics. Of course, today I hear the hurricane outside, so it’s not very “zen”.
twstd about 2 years ago
I finish my day with the comics, finish with a smile
Skeptical Meg about 2 years ago
I read the comics and then ignore the rest of the newspaper. It keeps the smile all day.
Denver Reader Premium Member about 2 years ago
Wait, you have an actual paper and don’t get breaking news all day on other devices?
Ellen Smith-Susan Premium Member about 2 years ago
I stick with the comics only. Don’t watch the news. Sometimes check local headlines online.
rickmac1937 Premium Member about 2 years ago
Wrong Ben just read comics and sports then toss paper usually noting else to read
Gameguy49 Premium Member about 2 years ago
For me it’s the comics first then I get on with my day, no need to check the “news” it is usually worthless items like Russia claims the Ukrainian population wants to be annexed to Russia which is proven by the results of a referendum where all people had to vote and every vote was scrutinized by a Russian soldier. That is not news that is #&@*!
fandamovt about 2 years ago
Comics are always first and if the news looks bad, they are also the last thing I read.
sfreader1 about 2 years ago
My local paper removed the only comics I actually liked and replaced them with ones I don’ like. They also removed their TV Listings guide and replaced it with a page of “must see” shows, none of which I will watch. They also took away some of the puzzles I like. Yesterday, I got notification that my monthly cost would go up $4 more every month, so I called them and cancelled my subscription. I can get all the things I miss online for free, and the comics are right here. They said they were excited by all the changes, and wouldn’t I like to take another couple of weeks to “get used to” the changes and like them. I said “No thanks”. I feel better already.
suelou about 2 years ago
Just read half of what you do read first, (I only read about 70 of what go comics offers), … and then read the second half after reading all the bad news!
Bryan Smith Premium Member about 2 years ago
Similarly, I always save the last bite of my meals for whichever part I enjoyed the most.
wolfgang73 about 2 years ago
I always start with the comics, then sports, then news last. Someone, can’t remember who, said “Read the sports first before the news, sports is filled with mans accomplishments, news with mans failures.”
Ken Otwell about 2 years ago
I wake up and smell the coffee… read the news, then read the comics for desert.
MuddyUSA Premium Member about 2 years ago
The newspapers today carry very little cartoons or updated news. I go to the internetfor comics and news. And no flipping pages…..
timinwsac Premium Member about 2 years ago
I used to read the news first and finish up with the comics but they kept raising the subscription rates and offering less news. When they cut the comic section in half I said goodbye.
goboboyd about 2 years ago
After some fresh coffee and light breakfast, take a walk in the crisp Autumn air with your wife and the dog.
cuzinron47 about 2 years ago
Maybe you should start with the advice column.
PDXCubbie about 2 years ago
I like my comics first thing in the morning to get me going for the work day…….
captastro about 2 years ago
I read Go Comics 1st, then do a vocabulary match mismatch. Finally the news.
lawguy05 about 2 years ago
Way too much bad news these days :-(
heathcliff2 about 2 years ago
Save the energy. Feeling better is better.
christelisbetty about 2 years ago
Email w/Plain Dealer “news letter”(local news)—-AT&T’s home page-“Currently”(world & national news)——Today’sTrivia——Gocomics.
JP Steve Premium Member about 2 years ago
It now takes me all day to read the comics. With time out in the middle for exercise, shopping, appointments, hobbies…
chief tommy about 2 years ago
Save the best (comics) for last. It’s like dessert and makes the rest of the news more palatable
mmcalkins about 2 years ago
I just read the comics..