Our beautiful baby daughter got married a week ago and we are as proud of her as we could be. I’ve been grinning like a cat for over a week and this condition might be well be permanent. We had the very best of days. Back to my little drawings next week. Continue reading Just one family blog and then back to the usual.
…but a mosquito net might help. I’m not a great speller myself but this job ad pasted in a restaurant window today took the proverbial biscuit for me. It was only when I got the image on the screen that I noticed the resident mosquito.It would appear also that one applies within a phone number. I think I’ll stick to home made food. Continue reading Spelling not needed for this job…
It’s tough at the top, or so I’m told. At the start of my career ( yeright! ) I thought that I’d be climbing the greasy pole and looking for career advancement. I ended up drawing for a living, 30 years of that exclusively freelance, and then had a career change some 11 years ago. I became an executive! I wore a tie ( a friend suggested that this was probably around my waist to keep my trousers up ) and was called an account manager. Who were they kidding, calling me that! I know it’s sales, but so be … Continue reading The greasy pole…
I’ve found a way of disappearing almost completely from sight. I live in the centre of a reasonably large town and like to shop in the town without making my arms any longer than they need be by carrying heavy bags. So I bought a shopping bag on wheels. All of a sudden I’ve become completely invisible, that’s me on the left of the drawing. Not there? Yes I am but your not looking at me. You ‘re looking at the shopping trolley and thinking this is some old geezer who I will not bother giving my flyers to, I’ll … Continue reading Invisible from here.
. Another very early blog from the archive, short but sweet. When a sheep falls over it might, if it falls on its back, have trouble getting up again unaided. If my memory serves me right, the term for this condition is kesselling. It’s probably a term that originates in Yorkshire. I have absolutely no proof whatsoever that the term exists.This little person is in danger of kesselling, if perchance she does fall on her back then she may well need parental help in uprighting herself. Kesselring was an entirely different name, as I recall he was a top German general … Continue reading Kesselling…I think.
Musings on a menu seen yesterday. Sounds like good value, see the last few posts for the full picture, or just this one. Gravy? Continue reading Ma, shed, pot, a toe….
OK it does n’t save lives and it might seem inconsequential, which it is, but it serves to entertain…sometimes. Barking! Continue reading Dog…yes, one is paid for this sort of thing.
Paul Davies Cartoons & stuff 