Strange Brew by John Deering for October 18, 2024

They are driving on the “Prism” Trail.

What’s NEXT!!! Leprechauns in the bushes WITH their pot-o-gold!!!

:-O

Yesterday, I pulled onto the local #1 highway, heading East, and found the traffic at a crawl. It was very near sunset and there was the biggest, brightest double rainbow I have seen in a long time, dead ahead. As soon as it faded, traffic got back up to legal speed.

Long ago I moved to Tacoma Washington. It rained and was cloudy every darn day for months. Then one day it cleared just as I made a turn on the freeway towards the mountains and there was Mount Rainer as clear as a postcard. I slowed , nearly stopped the car on the freeway in awe. Then it started to rain an hour later…rain nearly every GD day…..then I moved to Portland……no surprises there when the rain briefly stopped….moved then to San Diego…sunny nearly every GD day……. ;-)

See the rainbow? I will as soon as the gummies hit!

Fridays with Frank

Now that’s a good cop.

I don’t think they like us enjoying nature. I’ve been stopped often by the police simply for driving with the top down in our Canadian winters. One time I overheard her muttering to herself as she walked back to her cruiser, shaking her head, “It just isn’t right.”

The cannabis cloud might prompt a car search.

“ Could you please step out of the vehicle, so you can get a better look?”

“No, I was busy looking at the flashing red lights.”

Our college in Annapolis has a sister campus in Santa Fe. One time some people who’d transferred out to Santa Fe came back for a visit and walked around saying, “Oh, this rain is great, it’s so lousy, we’re so sick of blue skies!”

“By California law I have the right to search your car if I stop you for any reason,” the highway patrolman said to me.

We were vacationing in Colorado and saw a double rainbow.