If you weren’t reading my comics back in June of 2018 you didn’t follow my “tragic” few weeks, that began with buying a house, then after moving everything into the house, a horrific rain storm hit, which was followed by a flooded family[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I didn’t expect this at all. The flyer stated that they’ll be going thru my neighborhood in the upcoming weeks to perform vegetation clearance and wanted a response from the property owners. They had check marked “Remove Trees” and “Prune[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
There may not be something more miserable than having hot and humid weather at 9:00 AM! Even though my work day was cut short because of the rain storm (no thanks to the weathermen) I did accomplish a lot. Hopefully[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
With the completion of yesterday’s comic, June 20, 2021, I’ve filled and completed my 26th sketchbook of comics. Here’s what they look like (just click on the link): BOOK_26
I knew I had a ground hog (or ground hogs) living behind and beneath my shed but I hadn’t realized that they’d chewed their way into the bottom of it. They’ve probably been sleeping in the shed through the winter.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Several yeas ago I was at a baseball game (back when I was living in Kansas City) and was sitting down in box seats. It was an overcast summer day with the chance of rain. It sprinkled a bit in[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
My drawing doesn’t do it service, to show what a luminary display can look like in a neighborhood. So if you’ve never seen one, here’s what they can look like.
It’s not until you have a power outage that you realize how much you NEED electricity for nearly everything. I still flip on light switches when I walk into another room, I need to search out the correct size batteries[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I probably should have paid attention to the weather report last night. Sure, after I lay the sand between the stones in order to bond them, I wet the sand with a garden hose, but then I need the warm,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Glass block windows are great for security and not bad at keeping the cold out in the winter, but as for seeing outside… not so good. I suppose being so near the ground as these windows are doesn’t help.