
My big question about doing this strip was that “don’t sweat it” might be so old no one knew what it meant. Did it anyway.

My big question about doing this strip was that “don’t sweat it” might be so old no one knew what it meant. Did it anyway.

This strip is my annual tribute to one of the greatest cartoonists of all time, Walt Kelly. The tip-off is what Tuttle’s doing.

I once drew a really good illustration for a friend’s Sunday School lesson on that verse in the first panel. The dog didn’t look like Phydeaux.

I love that he’s got a stopwatch in hand. Who still uses stopwatches?!?

I miss my treadmill. Just doesn’t fit in our current house. (I don’t miss it a lot, just some.)

I know people who would go for this. Me, I would love to have more caffeine, but I have my limits (10 oz DP a day).

I would make a terrible third base coach. As soon as I told myself not to scratch in the wrong place, I wouldn’t be able to help it.

I like a cartoon where you can illustrate visually a saying like this. I need to think of more of them

I looked up once what “A stitch in time saves nine” means. Anyone remember? I don’t.

I actually saw George Strait in concert back in the 80s. I have no desire to see the Strait of Hormuz in person.