Wednesday, April 7, 2010

That explains a few things!

We just returned from taking a group of my wife's French students to France. "Oh!" you may say, "that explains that series of failed greeting cards the past couple of weeks!" Yes, it does. But be that as it may, here is a sampling of some cartoons I came up with while on the trip.


My biggest fear was that I'd default to my fallback non-English language, Korean, and just confuse everyone.

BTW: This translates to "Where is the bathroom, please?"

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Happy birthday, again!

Today marks the two-year anniversary of this blog! So, following tradition, I'm running my first cartoon, which is also the first one that was ever published. Enjoy!

Monday, April 5, 2010

Monday sketchbook: Important safety tip

Why would sharks have a pet dogfish? Why would they even think of feeding him chicken bones?

Sunday, April 4, 2010

Conference enhancement tips: Celebrate Easter!

I love it when Easter and General Conference land on the same day. It's like one reinforces the other. And remember the message of Easter: He Lives!

Saturday, April 3, 2010

Conference enhancement tips: Check your food storage

Once again it's time for General Conference!

One thing we are always reminded of is to be self-reliant. Be ready for emergencies, avoid excessive debt, use the resources of the earth wisely. Or, as they say in Scouts, "Be prepared!"

Friday, April 2, 2010

Maybe he's a golden retriever

Our dog just goes nuts every time the missionaries come over; like a kangaroo he bounces up and down and up and down trying to get their attention! One time they stopped by and he dashed out the front door and tried to jump in their car - through the front window - to go with them (which, of course, they totally encouraged).

I think there are two types of dogs in the world: those who hate missionaries and those who love them.

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Going away?

I thought this would make a good transition as we leave behind the cards and return to our regular programming.