Benitin y Eneas by Pierre S. De Beaumont and Bud Fisher for October 31, 2011

Good morning all…

Good morning, Bill and all Vagabonds & Guests. :-)))

David, good that the waitings over. Make sure your tools are sharp and/or oiled. Experience has taught me that good tools make a job easier.

About “Cat People”: It seems cool today ( The B&W original) but it was scarier than a ghost in the closet to a 10-11 year old kid 79 years ago. :- ))

Typo up there….. Read “70” years ago.

Morning, Vagabonds.

Slim, you’re right about that. It was s-c-a-r-y back then.

Well, today is the day we should close on the house.

Here’s the link to Today’s Annie .

Good morning, VagaBonds,.Good news, david. Have a lot of fun with your repairs. Slow and easy does it..Tomorrow I start chemo treatment #2. Oh joy!Still haven’t lost my hair, but my scalp sure hurts. It’s getting ready to boot the hair out..Since this is my last “good” day for a while, we’re planning on checking out a Ghost Town in the Elk Horn mountains about an hour away. Hopefully the weather will be nice.

Cancel that visit to the Ghost Town. It just started raining here, and at elevation, that ghost town will probably have snow. Oh well, another time.

David, congratulations on the house. Have fun with the renovations.Rita, you are still on my prayer list. Hang in there! (BTW, when Scott Hamilton – the figure skater – had chemo, he never lost his hair. Maybe you’ll be as lucky.)

GOOD AFTERNOON ALL@davidf42, best of luck on the closing,seems like one sign’s his name forever as I remember, but for a nice reason.

@ML my prayers are with you and as it’s ALL SAINTS DAY,we will be thinking of you at our sevice at 12:05

Hello Vagabonds.All my hopes and prayers are with you..\\//_