Some days you push the boulder up the hill, and some days you push the boulder up the hill.
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We've been going for option A, our neighbors have gone for option B and they've lasted 24 hours so far.
I get a lot done, putting off doing creative work.
Did you know that Sam's Wines was bought by Binny's? We didn't realize until the clerk asked us for our discount card and we tried handing him our old Sam's card.
The little blue lines tell you that this is one of my last minute, just-before-bed cartoons. The cartoon tells you that I'm married to a dinosaur woman.
Samples of what? Creepy.
Poor fireguy.
I was talking to Kate last night about her rhinos, for her upcoming collective noun show. Her rhinos will be likely be 1000x cuter than mine.
Someday I'll have to learn how to use color -- Hellboy really should be red.
A week's worth of scanning!
When I was doing a photographic self-portrait-a-day last year, a project that required something like 3 seconds of effort a day, it only took 27 days before I missed a day. Drawing a cartoon takes me at least 10 seconds, so I feel pretty good that it took me eight and a half months to miss a day (I drew this the next day).
"This theater" is the La Nuit Theater in New Orleans, LA and the green room is also someone's livingroom who lives over the theater. As does Gravy.
Two faces from the crowd from Bourbon St.
Aha! An Adventure!
I hab a coad.
We visited Didier Farms with a baby. They have big pumpkins and babies are small. (And it's not really a Droodle, but I think that style was in my mind.)
There were also plenty of goats at the farm.
We saw the opening night of Amanda Rountree's "The Good, the Bad, and the Monkey" tonight and it was very, very good. Hilarious and touching. And maybe there's a monkey or two.
Ooooky is like spooky, only ookier.
The caption may not make sense—this is what watching Top Chef looks like to me.
We had dinner at Red Lobster tonight and I got the phrase "The Endless Shrimp" stuck in my head and this is the result. Looking at it now, I guess it's really just The Endless having dinner and there isn't anything particularly shrimpy about it. Maybe I should have done them as shrimp? Anyway, I'm happy about the cartoon Endless at least.
I know I just said I didn't want to do in-jokes from shows, but this is just a sketch of Mr. Bones from Peek-A-Boo, the show that Erica just choreographed two dances for.
So we're watching the new season of The Amazing Race and I have a terrible sense of humor...
We went to see Animal Crackers at the Goodman. All of the parts of the show that are not a Marx Brothers bit or a dance number could be safely cut, leaving a plot-less, but funny 90 minute show.
The dog's name is Steve.
The horror action in Drag Me to Hell is so cartoony that it's not really scary—it's like one of those ooky carnival rides where you're not actually frightened, but you jump every time something lunges at you just because, well, something is lunging at you. So that's all good. But Alison Lohman is such a dead fish that it's really hard for me to care, even in a cartoony way, whether she gets dragged to hell or not.
FuzzyCo grade: C
