I'm starting to get suspicious. Every time I clean the garage, I find more of my old cartoons and stuff. I think my wife has a secret supply that she puts out every time she asks me to clean up!
This is another of the Evelyn Wood ads. This one only ran in the BYU paper,
The Daily Universe. They always say to match your message to your audience!
I'm starting my
Countdown to Thanksgiving; I want to acknowledge folks in the bloggerverse who have inspired me or encouraged me -- or both!
I need to first tip my hat to
Newsphotography:Exposed, the site that is run by my buddy, Gary Weber. Each month he covers some aspect of photography from a news photographer’s point of view. He offers tips, resources and many great examples of his work. His blog is one of the reasons I decided to go ahead and post my cartoons online. And he’s included a few of them in his blog, too. Check out his site. I think you'll be glad you did.
Another of the Evelyn Wood ads that was hidden in the garage. Thanks, sweetie!
And, speaking of sequels, my Countdown to Thanksgiving continues:
I'm starting to get suspicious. Every time I clean the garage, I find more of my old cartoons and stuff. I think my wife has a secret supply that she puts out every time she asks me to clean up! 
I have to give full writing credit to my young apprentice, Ben. He came up with this idea after seeing the movie. The force is strong with that one!
OK, so "baste" isn't exactly a proper term, but it sounded so much better than "set phasers to bake!" or "set phasers to deep fry!" (although that does have a certain appeal...). There's a reason these don't get past the sketchbook!
I wouldn't be surprised to see that this idea had been done before, but I think it's cute anyway. The problem my kids would have wouldn't be fear of the dark...more likely it would be fear of opening the closet door after they "cleaned" their room!
When everything was finished beneath the surface of the road and just before they started paving, it looked like a big sandbox.
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