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1. 

   Yukoner said, 12 days ago

   Broomie, you asked for it.

   “Lest we forget”

2. 

   Margueritem said, 12 days ago

   At least it was pleasant, Broomie.

3. 

   Gweedo Murray said, 12 days ago

   Got your will made out ?

4. 

   Llewellenbruce said, 12 days ago

   “Am I in your will”?

5. 

   Sisyphos said, 12 days ago

   Nerwin is creepily literal-minded. Auntie Broomie, this when your ability to laugh is being tested!

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   drwatson said, 12 days ago

   I’m afraid Russell Myers is reaching his end as well.

7. 

   Johanan Rakkav said, 12 days ago

   Why? Is he really sick, or do you think his humor’s on its last legs?

   Serious question.

8. 

   Josh 1360 said, 12 days ago

   Yes, I’ve been read this strip since it’s debut in 1971. Tell us!

9. 

   Destiny23 said, 12 days ago

   When you’re as old as Broomie, “any day now” could mean any time in the next century or two. It’s all relative…

10. 

    cvuco said, 12 days ago

    I remember seeing Russell Myers as a celebrity on the game show “Pictionary,” the rare time that they had actual cartoonists on the show. They took the board game and made it like “Win, Lose or Draw.”

11. 

    ejcapulet said, 12 days ago

    She really should have specified where she was going.

12. 

    nighthawks said, 12 days ago

    and don’t let the door hit you in the @ss on the way out!

13. 

    Fer Lefer said, 12 days ago

    I love the log detail!

14. 

    BC13 said, 12 days ago

    He didn’t even ask “where are you going?”

15. 

    Richard said, 12 days ago

    And remember, he is the one who gets to choose your rest home, be nice.

16. 

    Joe Allen Doty said, 11 days ago

    Broom Hilda is more than 1500 years old. She’s been old for more than 1,430 years.

17. 

    Joe Allen Doty said, 11 days ago

    Is there a rest home or retirement home for old witches?

18. 

    Susan001 said, 11 days ago

    Ol’ Broomie is just feeling sorry for herself, but Nerwin isn’t falling for it.
    Reminds me of SANDFORD AND SON. “I’m comin’, Elizabeth! This is the big one!”

19. 

    N7326 Foxtrot said, 11 days ago

    Redd Foxx could really crack me up. That guy was just funny.

20. 

    bald 716 said, 11 days ago

    broomie, you need a vacation, why not try vegas ?

21. 

    SherlockWatson said, 11 days ago

    After Broomie goes (if she ever does), I can just see her sending her friends postcards from the afterlife that say “Wishing You Were Here.”

22. 

    cholldekkgher stenst... said, 11 days ago

    Broomie is “Auntie” to a troll? Wow, these intermarriages in a enchanted forest are really rough! Wonder how the buzzard fits in?

23. 

    Richard said, 11 days ago

    Send her to Endor, there is a home for aged ox cart drivers and witches.

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    Joe Allen Doty said, 11 days ago

    Nerwin is apparently Irwin’s biological nephew.

    Broomie is merely a member of their extended family which was done by adaption.

    The people whom I called “Uncle Elmer” and “Aunt Neva” were not blood related to me.

    My mother’s widowed father married again after he retired. The widowed woman’s widowed name was “Rosa Wood;” but her maiden name was “Moss.”

    Dad called Grandma Rosa’s sister, “Aunt Daisy.” Aunt Daisy and her husband were Dad’s neighbor whose property was across the back fence. But, Dad really wasn’t that much younger than her.

    And, when I lived with my parents for a while at that location, several of the neighborhood children called me “Uncle Joe.” And the boys next door and their mother called my parents “Grandpa” and “Grandma.”

25. 

    BananaSlug said, 11 days ago

    Please, Broomie. The Grim Reaper has been scared of you ever since that blind date. Don’t you wonder why you’re as old as you are?