Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for February 24, 2018

And how much environmental damage will be done by repeatedly dry cleaning the bed spread?

Maybe – and this is just a thought! – maybe Zonker isn’t the most trustworthy babysitter?

Slight problem.

EUWWW!!

Okay, this is OT for today’s column but NOT OT for Doonesbury. Do you recall how we all used to think that Duke was written to be over the top? This news story came out today. If you do not get the Post it might be more accessible in a few days if you keep the link:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/inside-the-manafort-money-machine-a-decade-of-influence-peddling-lavish-spending-and-alleged-fraud/2018/02/23/08fb82fc-18b6-11e8-8b08-027a6ccb38eb_story.html?utm_term=.047649b01a71&wpisrc=al_trending_now__alert-politics—alert-national&wpmk=1

“The cause of problems is solutions.” Eric Sevareid

With that nose, he could sniff it out from his car.

I guess how Alex growth so smart after Zonk treatment

Not advocating it, but I’m pretty sure the only time my daughter was put in a diaper during the 13 months she was in a Chinese orphanage was when they took photos of her. They train babies there to go when they’re put upon the seat, and they crawl around au naturel. We put her in disposables from the first day, of course.

Cloth diapers may use as much energy as disposables, but they don’t end up in landfills by the millions. Both of my kids were raised in cloth diapers. Washing them is no big deal. Just rinse in the toilet, flush, and throw ’em in the washing machine.