Jesse Reklaw: Day Three
“Dev day” and show night.
“Dev day” and show night.
Yoga and babysitting
Vegan breakfast and Irish whiskey
Yurts are referenced, spikes get placed on shoes, unusual and exciting freelance gigs wait around the corner. Say goodbye to Glynnis Fawkes: she was here all week!
The jokes take a pause for the day, and conversations take their turn towards the ugliness of Getting and Spending. Glynnis Fawkes, and it’s a Thursday.
The definition of glass half full is worrying about an axe murderer, but then realizing: maybe they’ll deal with the rodent issues on their way up to get me. Glynnis Fawkes: telling truths.
There’s one surefire antidote for the poison of bureaucratic language, and it’s at hand for us all, every minute of the day. Glynnis Fawkes: Day Two!
You may think you’ve heard every excuse children use to get out of going to school, but something tells me that the one the Fawkes kids pulled off is gonna prove you wrong.
Perfection cannot remain ignored for long, even if it’s just eyebrows we’re talking about. Friday is here, and so is Ellen Lindner!
In today’s installment, Ellen embraces ritual to soothe her baseball woes, clears a deadline out of the way…and makes a giant life choice involving her hair color.
Opera, books, listening, Instagram. It couldn’t get more slice of life than it’s getting this Wednesday. A birthday approaches!
We all have our various ways to kill cubicle time when the work is slow to come. For example: Tea. On a Tuesday?
Ellen faces the withdraw that follows binge-watching, grapples with…what is that, Hale & Hearty? No matter. A new Diary begins!
The grand finale.
Trivia night
God bless the landlord.
Homespun Philosophy Corner.
The Shrimpy and Paul cartoonist documents his ongoing residency at the artist-run Struts gallery in New Brunswick.
Although it is a philosophy much derided by those incapable of experiencing sincerity, if you don’t stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it. (Life, that is).
The only thing worse than the way the government handles a line is the way they handle it when their fancy computers don’t work: Summer’s on the front lines, y’all!
Wednesday here, and it’s the first day on the job for cartoonist Summer Pierre–along with some deep cut shout outs for the REAL comics fans.
Sometimes, when we find out what people actually think of us…it totally makes our day! Summer Pierre on a Tuesday: you know what to do.
Summer Pierre opens her Cartoonist Diary with a look at the passport bureaucracy, which brings about conversations with the deity upstairs.
It’s called a shaggy dog story, pal. Vassilis Gogtzilas was here all week.