Writing In The Crosshairs: THE ZEN OF SNOOPY

Sunday, March 11, 2018

THE ZEN OF SNOOPY

I worked 24 of last weekend's 48 hours and drove 600 miles! Whew!

I am still past drained

so Snoopy has graciously decided to do a guest post for me.

Say thanks to the beagle, will you?

(My thanks to Peanuts Worldwide, LLC)

Have a Joe Cool Day!

5 comments:

Alex J. CavanaughMarch 11, 2018 at 7:41 AM
Long weekend for you.
Like the one about finding humor.
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Mojave Ned/R.MarcotteMarch 11, 2018 at 9:55 PM
Very zazen like with humor. Schultz with his illustrations often said so much, vast and Broad, with a few words. That was one brutal weekend of work. The miles and time you put in, we're enough to drive one way to Atlanta from Lake Charles. I do hope the company recognizes your diligent Valor with your work. I hope they compensate you well. I have always heard it's 8 for 8 during my work tenure. You my friend I've always been a rare breed of men and workers, the kind that gives a company 10 to 12 hours for 8. In this day and age I would say you are a rare endangered species! Such applies not limited to work, put in your work life and your writing life! May Angels always surround You,ride with You; and light the way way in those dark Bayou roads.
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