Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for April 08, 2016

Quick hit the spacebar so that clutch the ledge before you fall past it!

Secret of life #1…We never are ready for it…..#2…You’ll get it wrong a lot……

How will this be wrapped up in one day? I hope Mr Wiley is intending to continue it next week — and not make us wait too long!

Danae would of pushed the old lady first..

Has Petey been going through the same ordeal this whole time?But for a dog, the choices are easier: bark, sleep, eat or lick your balls.

Reminds me of Indiana Jones and the invisible bridge.

You can’t grow in your comfort zone.

“Follow your bliss”?Joe Campbell, is that you under that wig?

Isn’t the phrase "shaggy dog story? It is in Michigan,…But hairy, shaggy……. ’bout the same I guess

In the philosophy of the dog, anything is worth a sniff and some things are worth a lick.The ultimate faith in the future . It’s called ‘serendipity.’Children practice it every day. Adults rarely do.Pity

First response Varnes, very good. Experience is a strict teacher, she gives the test first and the lesson after.

What a great strip this week. Wiley is still among the best.

Is that a little too far? Or what is a push and who? Being somewhere tomorrow when today is usually now.

what is Bliss for one might not be for another. I’ve been offered several paths. what I take from this, “never turn your back on an old lady with a stick in her hand.”

This storyline is a lot like life: I’ve been following it carefully, but it still makes no sense to me.

The road to serenity is straight and narrow. It also has no safety rails.

Gtbank, yeah, but when the lessons end, the only grade that counts is the one you give yourself…

Ya know, wisdom and retirement have a lot in common.Both are wonderful things, and generally you have to get old to get either one.However, I only have one part of my anatomy that has ever been considered wise…And it must be, because a lot of people have told me so.

We grow too soon old, and too late wise!

Wakes up when slams into the ground as a kid again. I did that a couple or 3 times back when I was about 12-14 years old. Dream was I totally believe that I am wide awake, and somewhat older, then slam hard into the mattress, as if falling from about 4 feet, landing flat on my back. Big OOOF, and then parental unit would yell from downstairs(my room was right over the kitchen. House built in 1847) about excessive noise. So, nightmare? Attempting to escape from horrible childhood? actually floating above bed while sound asleep?Now, some 50+ years later, I haven’t got any more of a clue now than I had then

I keep a cup of water on my nightstand, ok? I get parched at night because I breath through my mouth…Just the other day, ..I was dreaming about being attacked…. And I punched out that water glass big time….Bam! Across the bedroom it went…