Polar opposites

This is another update of an older cartoon. This one ran in the New Era many years ago, however, I still think it's funny!

What do we do in the summertime?

I think each of my kids has said a variation of this same thing.

Hidden un-treasures

...and there are certainly some portions that ought to be sealed!

Monday sketchbook: Ooh la la

Last week was French camp at the high school. One of the popular sections is cooking -- mostly desserts -- which includes crepes, galette des rois and cream puffs. Another exciting feature is making trebuchets out of mouse traps. So I sort of put the two together, making a French dessert out of, yes, mouse. Even giving it life in the sketchbook was probably too much, so I've added an extra bonus today, the design of the T-shirt. Salud!

Gone fishing

This ran in last week's Meridian Magazine. There was a little snafu this week, and they ran one of Arie's cartoons instead of mine -- but it was probably funnier anyway!

Tales for the scrapbook

One of the best things about girls' camp is hearing the stories that the Young Women tell afterward. They aren't quite as gross and disgusting as some of the stories from Scout camp, but they're right up there -- although they always wind up on a spiritual note!

In case you're interested, there are a few more cartoons from this series on www.zarahemlatimes.com.

It's called Girls' Camp for a reason

The truth is, if the Boy Scouts had to do all the things that the Young Women do at girls' camp, they probably couldn't take it. But don't tell them that!