I drew a lot of things when I was a young man. Mosquitos. Criticism. But women? Not so much. Dude, if I’d realized it was this easy, I’d have paid way more attention in art class!
It’s hoodie weather. Finally! (I’m a t-shirt guy, but a t-shirt without a hoodie is like tights without a cape, right?) Anyway, as I sat hoodied and warm in my armchair this morning, an afghan draped across my legs (knitted, … Continue reading →
Child: “Daddy, how are dogs different from cats?” Dad: “Watch this video, my child, and then you’ll understand.” Suggestion: Leave sound off (music is a bit cutesy).
How wonderful is it that animals tolerate us, and sometimes even deign to love us? “An animal’s eyes have the power to speak a great language.” ~Martin Buber “Until one has loved an animal, … Continue reading →
“’Free rides for fish!’” the brochure said.” “Goo-goo-ga-choo, kid!” “I’m the queen of the–what the…!” “Add one cup of powdered pigeon…” “I feel prickly, oh, so prickly, I feel prickly and tickly and..” “Road trips–sheesh! We can’t be stopping for … Continue reading →
“Sheesh, the last week of Easter prep is the worst! There’s the Egg Orders to get in, the Delivery Route to plan. Can’t sleep, gotta finish the Kid List before…before…zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz…” It’s tough being a mythical holiday icon.
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I ♥ Vermin (but They Don’t ♥ Me) Dictionary.com defines vermin as “small animals that are troublesome to man.” Bunnies, raccoons, foxes, chipmunks…they’re all vermin. But, aww, I mean, just look at ‘em! Heck, I even think rats are cute. … Continue reading →
Caption This Photo (Winner gets the other half of the puppy!)
Just a hare more. Is there anything more uselessly useful than when children “help”? They do help us, though. We help them to become adults, and they help us to become children again. Which is what it means to be … Continue reading →
