Monthly Archives: February 2011
The Oscars are Important
So much to talk about. Ghaddafi, unions, the GOP assault on women, Charlie Sheen (not),. For today, I’m going to stick with the Oscars. I’ve been posting serious stuff lately, and think I –we– need a momentary break. That’s what … Continue reading
Gaddafi’s Shoe Problem
What’s going on in Libya is nothing to make light of. But as a cartoonist, it was difficult to resist drawing the above when presented with the imagery of Gaddafi holding an umbrella, combined with the tradition of taking off … Continue reading
Butterfly Nets and Ideas
Sometimes ideas spring from just one word. But it has to be the right word. Doing a cartoon around the word “uprising” would be difficult. Plus, it’s not a very interesting word. “Revolution” could lead to a lot of things. … Continue reading
Freedom of Pop-Choice
I think recent events in the news may have cured us of our addiction to Sarah Palin. I certainly hope so. There are so, so many other things that are seriously important: Justin Bieber’s feelings, Charlie Sheen’s condition, Lady Gaga’s … Continue reading
I’ll Bring The Popcorn
Watching and listening to the events in Egypt unfold last week, I was struck by a number of things. That is, after the my emotions subsided, although they still have not. I am so moved by what happened, and it … Continue reading
Snow Humor
Suffice it to say we have a lot of snow where we live, and in many parts of the country. I cannot remember such a snowy year. But, it will melt, someday. Let’s hope it melts outside, and not inside.
Cats, Dogs and Egypt
Coming up with six or more ideas to submit to The New Yorker every week, I do ones that are not great. Like the one above. It’s a stupid joke, playing off the protests in Egypt. It’s one of those … Continue reading
When Do They Serve The Wine? 