Dark Side of the Horse by Samson for April 20, 2016

Don’t it always seem to goThat you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone?

Weak all week.

He didn’t know which sighed of the week he was on.

Early readers from yesterday may want to go back and see the updated version of Horace fishing.

I live on the coast.This is true.

I like rain…

Here comes that rainy day feeling again…

I think Samson is ironic in this again. Looking at the timing in those panels. Horace has his chin so deep on his chest, that he doesen’t notice the weather change…and when he does, it starts all over again on Monday.

From what song is? “…he didn’t notice the lights have changed…” Came to mind from yesterday’s strip.

Another Dark Sigh of the Horse.

Seasonal Affective Disorder (“SAD”, which is appropriately named) seems to affect some people who become depressed by constant grey days. I am probably one; had to leave my old hometown of Pgh, and not just because the cold aggravated my arthritis. Pgh has so many grey days, all I wanted to do was hibernate.

Wonder if there is a high rate of SAD in Finland?

I need to correct: i don’t know, if that snow “smells” much of anything. I meant it MELTS. Lol.