Gray Matters by Stuart Carlson and Jerry Resler
- March 14, 2013
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If there’s one thing everybody has in common, it’s getting older. From newborn babies to baby boomers, there’s no escaping it. “Gray Matters” is skewed to that vast generation of boomers. But since getting older means adapting to changing circumstances, lots of readers, old and young alike, can relate to and laugh along with our characters. Don’t let the name of the strip throw you. The cast of “Gray Matters” is anything but colorless as they struggle to keep up with the rapid changes in society, culture, technology, the workplace, their families and, of course, their bodies.
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masterskrain said, 2 months ago
IKEA? Does that mean that there will be an extra handle and a finger or two left over when it’s all assembled??
Imanartisthoney
said, 2 months ago
Still better than the nylon windmills plastic flowers etc that have infested many graveyards that make it look like a 99p Halloween photo shoot. Place of rest and rest in peace carry little meaning these days. Never have I been more grateful for having a family crypt in the garden.
rmacprivate said, 2 months ago
I want a mausoleum with a TV satellite dish on top. Keep them guessing I say.
masterskrain said, 2 months ago
I have heard some of the Grateful Dead’s jamming sessions, and some DO go on for an eternity…
ellisaana
said, 2 months ago
Once was snowed in at a cabin for a weekend. We only had one tape…Grateful Dead’s American Beauty which we played over and over.
It felt like eternity.
MatureCanadian
said, 2 months ago
Thank you for the pun. ;-)
tdcrjeff said, 2 months ago
When I die, bury me deep
Place two speakers at my feet
A pair of ’phones, on my head
And always play the Grateful Dead