Any questions?
Don’t even try to question a cat.
Boxing Day is a sacred day for cats.
I tried. God knows how much I tried. I took lessons. Private lessons. Banjo, Guitar. Piano. The music died on me.
But, I can still appreciate a piece of good music, teachers and anecdotes.
My nephew is a K-9 music teacher. I tease him a lot lately since schools are closed. Send him plenty of cartoons.
Yes. He still has to work. From home. Thank goodness his students can afford a computer. Music must go on.
There is something about music that will keep us being grateful and appreciative. His students, for sure, will let him know.
As for me, I love this song. A ballad. Music with meaning.
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Eulogy: This man had a pretty great life but he was focused on his cell phone and he missed it. Feel the unbearable two minutes away from your dearly beloved iPhone.
For the purpose of life according to Lucy. (source Peanuts)
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Cut on the dotted line. Spread the love. 4 cards to 4 special someone OR 4 cards to one special someone. Compliment of my favorite cartoonist at Metro Ani Castillo.
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Career doesn’t make you happy, heh! Work makes you self-centred, hah! Vocation makes you wholesome, ah….
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The real meaning of peace is a calendar that has no Mondays! You wish! Peace out. Read all about it at: Morning story and Dilbert: the-real-meaning-of-peace
I love cartoons that can make me smile. And Marti can do just that!
Come and join us: Just Outside the Box Cartoon
There is an art of keeping quiet and say nothing.
Being Sunday, I take extra attention on being silent.
Have a fine Sunday, everyone.
Source: Harold’s Planet
I watched the DVD last night “Heaven is real”. It’s a story of a four-year old boy who went to heaven. No, he did not die. It was not a near-death experience.
It happened during his operation of his appendices. During the operation, his soul floated, saw what was happening to him and to his parent.
He ended in a church, a choir of Angels where singing to him. Being a child, he wanted them to sing his favourite song.
“Can you sing “We Will Rock You?”
(Okay, imagine the Angels are playing rock and roll in heaven, that is a big disgrace.) The Angels giggled with their Angelic giggles.
Back to reality, as far as sleep is concern, heaven or here in my sanctuary: I say…..
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I write A LOT I write my thoughts down to get it out of my mind The minute I wrote it down, another one surfaces As fast I can write them down The faster my brain conjures more thoughts. Therefore … Continue reading
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seeker: I have been looking for your badges of Freshly Pressed. I know you have won quite a few. How many? I can’t seem to find them in your site? How come? Wrong Hands: I think I’ve had two or three…I took … Continue reading
Source: Incidental Comics
My thoughts for you
May you have a peaceful day.
What’s yours?
source: Incidental Comics
“Libraries will get you through times of no money better than money will get you through times of no libraries.”
― Anne Herbert
Books are here to stay.
via: Burnaby Public Library
More than just a character, Holy Molé is a cartoon that represents the place where higher aspirations of existence intertwine with the practicality of everyday living. The two main characters represent this dichotomy and, through their friendship, they find a balance that is essential and love that is enduring. The cartoon is not intended to be religious; rather it represents the archetypical seeker in society striving for meaning in an often-complex world.
Hole Mole reminds us not to take the drama too seriously, or else we may miss the fun – the only true tragedy.
Source: Holy Molé Cartoon
When a little girl plays dress up, she means business. She can’t wait to grow up and will adorn herself using her Mother’s accessories including the Boa feather and hat. Doesn’t she look adorable?
There is no way she will change her outfit with all the cajoling and threats from her Mother. Besides, she is smarter than her.
“God is not satisfied with appearance. God wants the garment of justice. God wants his Christians dressed in love.”-Oscar Romero (via Claudia)
In our reception area at work, there is a bowl of goodies: candies and chocolates. I must admit every time I walked by, I took one or two chocolates. How many times did I do that in a day? A lot! Every time, I went to the loo, took a break, or just made an excuse to pass by the reception. One too many.
This month, I did well. Yup, proud to say. I manage not to dip my little hand in the bowl of chocolates and candies at the reception area for the whole month.
The power of self-control is so dull! Thank goodness the month of chocolates is coming up, Valentine’s day.
In the meantime, wishing you Gong Hay Fat Choy.
When we see a story in the news repeatedly, we have a tendency to think it must be important. Thinking something is important often means we feel we should do something about it.
In the whole scheme of things, what’s really worth considering the most is the New Yorker cartoons.
Image source: Carl Richards
The moral of the story is to keep your mouth close when yawning.
Thank you, Rob by The World According to Tip Top