One must be careful what one draws:

“After two-thousand years we’re still in infant Christianity.”
Richard Rohr on the Another Name for Every Thing podcast.

One must be careful what one draws:

“After two-thousand years we’re still in infant Christianity.”
Richard Rohr on the Another Name for Every Thing podcast.

Seems to me we’ve all got enough of our own. Time to offload?

Creatively stringing words and phrases together is entertaining for me:

Saturday park observation:

A strange cartoon that I like a lox:

Potatoes in the Dark! A spudtacular drama…now streaming on Netflix.

Got swept up on Doug’s story the other night:

Mrs Jankowski was an occasional backup singer for the B52’s. Back in the day.

Peaceful people are precious.

This is the joy of doodling: beginning with blank space and seeing what emerges as one creates. I suppose it’s not a terrible way to approach each new day, as well.

Perhaps the face is sad to watch the flower city launch away.

Had the idea to put some of the words attributed to Jesus from Luke’s gospel—with one edit—into the mouth of Mr. Trump. Yikes.

And something a little less frightening:

Good luck:

Wee wee wee…

Inspired from a walk in the park:

For my 22nd wedding anniversary:

A Bettie Serveert song lyric got this one going:

One scribble and one doodle. Happy Friday…

