Pickles by Brian Crane for August 26, 2011

“Don’t you spend enough time at home readingthe paper Earl”?

Earl is around Opal too much.

Um…. if you get knots in your tummy over your zero tennis score, you’re lovesick…..

And getting nauseated on the Blue and Gold ferry is pretty basic.

That question was….uh, goofy? You don’t get homesick when you’re AT home. You get homesick when you’re AWAY from home.

The word play is what makes it funny!

Maybe YOU don’t get homesick at home…. There are others here that are married.

“Home is where the heart is”…which may or not be where you live.

Toxic conversation.

Between Olal and this guy… Tell it like it is.

Haha!

xxx

Hmm…“homesick” you’re sick of being away from there, and the others you are sick while being there. Kind of like the parkway/driveway thing, eh? -English, go figure!

Depends on where you live. I know of one area further north small town does not want cars in driveway but in garage. Neighborhood association rules. We avoid this area.

Earl don’t get to talk sick you want to keep your friend. When hubby and I travel he does a lot of talking I just listen.

Earl…just shut up!

First time I came home from to Summer camp, I found I was homesick for it — quite a surprise!

The reason Earl is reading the paper on the park bench is that, by his other definitions, he is homesick.

Talksick, toxic. Pretty good!