It’s that time of year where the stress level goes through the roof. I wonder if the mom in this cartoon placed the wreath on the boy’s head in an absent-minded frenzy or in frustration. Either way, it’s going to be extra hard for this boy to be good until Christmas!
Dad and son in front of their house. The dad has a snow shovel. This was for Illustration Friday. This weeks word is “winter.”
When I heard this week’s theme, it reminded me of a Christmas Eve years ago when a snow storm was coming. My son and I spent the afternoon preparing for it. There wasn’t any snow until that day and we had to take care of some of the autumn maintenance that I kept putting off. I remember it as a fun afternoon where my son was talking about all the books and TV shows he loved. He would recite story lines from his favorite shows and books. It was a great time to be together.
May you have a blessed Christmas.
Cartoon of Santa Claus and elves in a sleigh. The caption says, Thanks to a joy ride, Christmas was nearly canceled.
Be sure you keep your sleigh locked and secure this Christmas!
Cartoon of two penguins. One wears a Santa cap. The other says, “Oh please! This is the South Pole! Your outfit is so North Pole.”
It has to be a holiday fashion faux pas to wear a Santa cap at the South Pole. After all, it’s summer there and it’s daylight all the live long day. It’s practically above zero!
Merry Christmas!
Cartoon of a boy dressed as a shepherd. The boy says, “Augh! Why is it every year, in every live nativity, I have to play Linus?”
I love “A Charlie Brown Christmas.” It’s the kind of classic that never goes out of style. I drew this for K! Magazine in their Christmas Issue. We own the copyright.