Some lessons learned from this chart:

• You can only enjoy snow so much (there seems to be a limitation on possible enjoyment), though that amount seems possible to increase with the correct sled.
• Sleds seem capable of turning potential energy into kinetic energy and happiness.
• Nobody likes going to work when you expected a snow day.
• Staying in can be fun, but exploring is even better. AKA the “Calvin and Hobbes” Principle.

Share your stories of a horrible start to the morning. Especially if it involves snow and your job refusing to cancel the day.

This comic brought to you by my parents, whose horrible senses of humor have led to this inevitable cycle.

By the way! We’re running out of the preorder time for the two newest shirts in the HilariAwesome.com store! They are $5 off through this Friday, so act quickly and get those orders in! Click on either image below to view it in the store.

I mean who wants to visit a temple, right? Where’s the flash? The pizazz? The roller coaster rides? The fun house? Is your body a temple, or have you come up with something better?

Btw, thanks to @brianfenton who stole the words out of my mouth on Twitter claiming his body is both a brewery and distillery.

If you haven’t been to or seen a Super Art Fight yet, you’ll probably need to see what’s going on. For that, I provide this reference video from our last show:

Enticed? Good. Now you’ll care about the fact that we have our NEXT BIG SHOW THIS FRIDAY! In Baltimore! All the details are on this flyer. Click on it or here for the rest, plus info on where to buy tickets (I think it might sell out):

Finally, if you want to learn more about SAF, I did an interview with Brightest Young Things about Super Art Fight and beyond. For a little behind the scenes, you should check it out. Of course, the best is the intro:

Ross Nover is a busy, nerdy man.

So true, so true. You should read the rest here.