Well, Emily Dickinson did say that hope is the thing with feathers.
Ooooh, ooooh, I wonder if the GoComics nannybot will let us get away with “thrust”. Let’s find out.
“Hope, the most spiteful of all the demons in Pandora’s little box of tricks—”Joanne Harris, blueeyedboy
Flying is fun.
This weighty comic strip is a drag. (There. Now we have all four.)
The apostle Paul said, “Three things shall remain, faith, hope and love…”
If you want to get what you hope for you might need to make a wish lift.
I am reminded of a quote from Doctor Who: “One good hope is worth a cartload of certainties.”
And yet we all know that hope is not a strategy.
But reality is a drag…
As long as there is advancement. Small as the increments be.
At first, I took Caulfield’s second statement not as “I hope to learn to fly” but as “I hope to learn in general.” Typical Mallett brevity.
The difference between wishing and hoping is that with wishing, you really know it’s not going to happen. With hoping, you will probably be disappointed.
Apply sufficient thrust, and a pig will fly. With or without wings.
Wishing, hoping, dreaming — forget all that. Analyze, plan, take the initiative and drive.
As a retired aerospace engineer, I love this
July 31, 2013
Mr Nobody over 1 year ago
Well, Emily Dickinson did say that hope is the thing with feathers.
Richard S Russell Premium Member over 1 year ago
Ooooh, ooooh, I wonder if the GoComics nannybot will let us get away with “thrust”. Let’s find out.
Sephten over 1 year ago
“Hope, the most spiteful of all the demons in Pandora’s little box of tricks—”Joanne Harris, blueeyedboy
P51Strega over 1 year ago
Flying is fun.
Tallguy over 1 year ago
This weighty comic strip is a drag. (There. Now we have all four.)
Geophyzz over 1 year ago
The apostle Paul said, “Three things shall remain, faith, hope and love…”
Doug K over 1 year ago
If you want to get what you hope for you might need to make a wish lift.
calliarcale over 1 year ago
I am reminded of a quote from Doctor Who: “One good hope is worth a cartload of certainties.”
rugeirn over 1 year ago
And yet we all know that hope is not a strategy.
T Smith over 1 year ago
But reality is a drag…
goboboyd over 1 year ago
As long as there is advancement. Small as the increments be.
Stephen Gilberg over 1 year ago
At first, I took Caulfield’s second statement not as “I hope to learn to fly” but as “I hope to learn in general.” Typical Mallett brevity.
Bilan over 1 year ago
The difference between wishing and hoping is that with wishing, you really know it’s not going to happen. With hoping, you will probably be disappointed.
PaintTheDust over 1 year ago
Apply sufficient thrust, and a pig will fly. With or without wings.
DaBump Premium Member over 1 year ago
Wishing, hoping, dreaming — forget all that. Analyze, plan, take the initiative and drive.
sisterea over 1 year ago
As a retired aerospace engineer, I love this