Tag Archives: Christmas
Wanting More
I was watching a story on the news the other night about the economy and Christmas. The correspondent interviewed customers in a store, and one of the interviews struck me. The youngish, apparently working class mother told the reporter: “I … Continue reading
Gender and Trees
Today, I submitted this cartoon to a site I work for. They are a wonderful site, reporting on women’s issues around the globe, and I am proud to have a weekly cartoon there. But after I emailed this cartoon to … Continue reading
Mad Men Christmas
I never got a briefcase for Christmas, and I turned out fine. But this is where all the trouble starts, and kids are indoctrinated by commercials at an early age. And then while the pink cooking sets and “manly” toy … Continue reading
Snowman Style
What if you were a snowman, and couldn’t go out and choose what you want to wear? It must be tough. Although maybe the snowman above (snowoman?) has a sensitive, responsive personal shopper. The snowman below is attempting to make … Continue reading
E-Greetings
I thought I would run this cartoon before it ceases to make sense. I drew this a few years ago, when I was receiving a TON of holiday cards. Now, I don’t get as many; rather, I get holiday emails. … Continue reading
When Do They Serve The Wine? 