the moody blues

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* speaking of which - It's A Punderful Life comes out next month!

Happy Blue Monday

Hope this makes you smile.

Hester Prynnes of 2014

#AskMeStuffIfYouWantTo

Happy New Year!

someday my prints will come

You can now buy prints of my Four Eyes cartoons in my new INPRNT store.

The Scottish Angel

As you may or may not know, I grew up in the strikingly unlovely town of Ipswich in Suffolk. I attended a Church-run Primary School, where our uniform involved berets (for the girls) and shorts ALL YEAR ROUND for the boys. Our annual Christmas Nativity followed a familiar, time-tested pattern. The pretty blonde girls were the angels. The popular kids played Mary and Joseph. The boys who owned the snazziest dressing gowns got to be Shepherds.

Those of us with huge plastic specs and practical bowl cuts, and spacial awareness issues, were generally relegated to the stable to play donkeys, sheep and the other barnyard animals of the Christmas story. It was ever thus. I dreamed of one day being cast as Mary, but I would have settled for an Angel, too.

it's beginning to smell a lot like christmas

give the GIF of christmas

via Christmas GIF(t)S.