Snow Sez by T. Shepherd for November 11, 2021

The happy ending we need.

What a wonderful strip today! Thank you! A happy and honorable Veterans Day to all who all those who served out nation!

Thank you thank you thank you Snow and Ms T!!!!!

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Lest we forget -

Best strip ever T. Shepherd. Thank you.

Sweet!

OH MY! JUST LOVELY, T! What a beautiful tribute!

Such a beautiful and touching tribute comic today.

THANK YOU for your service, to all the Veterans out there!

And thank you, Mr Gimpy.

Thank you Mr. Gimpy – from a grateful nation!!

Thank you to Snow and the babies. Thank you to T. Shepard. And thank you all of my fellow veterans for your service.

HAPPY VETERANS’ DAY

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I’m not crying, you’re crying.

Great strip. God bless all Vets.

Great Veterans Day comic strip!

Thank You for for this remembrance, Snow.

Thanks so much for this wonderful story Arc, Ms. Shepherd. Kudos to all my fellow veterans (including all of the animals that have served over the years). From me, all I can say is “You are welcome; it was my pleasure.”

This is just simply wholesome.

We are grateful for the lifesaving and maybe freedom-saving heroics, but they get less popular when it’s acknowledged that sometimes those same people (not the birds) are on the dishing-out end of the bombs, “enemy fire” (it is to someone), etc. We have to keep telling ourselves that our side is always more humane than the Other. But many veterans are forever haunted by the dark shadow around the glory.

Thank you for your service, Gimpy! Thank you to all our veterans.

Aaawww, that’s beautiful!!! I see the helmet IS a ball cap!!!

That’s precious

I missed this one on the day because I wasn’t expecting a new one until Saturday.

Thank you, Ms. T for honoring those who served. In WWII I had at least one family member in every branch of the service—Army, Navy, Marines, Army Air Corps (now known as Air Force) and Women’s Army Corps— also Coast Guard and the non military/ civilian Merchant Marines. All of them came home safely, though all have since passed.