Your Computer Will Not Melt

You can safely read today's Clarity of Vision. My computer did not melt when I wrote it, and I suspect your computer will be OK when you read it.
Mom and I went to East Valley Chorale practice last night. So, I was not home to watch any TV or LOST. I was not home to work on any photos of granddaughters. Well, if I carried this to its extreme, I would have to say I was not home to do anything because I was not home. OK, let's drop this concept.

Today's strip got its genesis (what a clever Bible reference, huh?) when I got a message in Facebook that Jesus wanted to be my friend. That is quite a request, and I thought it was a joke at first. When I clicked to the profile, I found it was Jesus Ruelas from Guadalajara who used to work for me (that is a clever reference to having lived in Mexico) and found me in Facebook. From there, today's strip was born.

Dad is feeling better. He got good news from his oncologist, but no surcease (that is a clever Edgar Allen Poe reference) of pain. He does have 60 Vicodin, though. Hmm, think he would notice if a few disappeared? Many of you may think that all this cleverosity comes from already being on something, but no, this is way I always am. So please, lift up a prayer for Kathie (a clever way to drop my wife's name into the post) who has to deal with it all the time.