Cartoon of two ducks. One says to the other, “All you ever say is, ‘Quack, quack, quack!’ You call that communication?”
Communication is harder than it sounds, but it’s easier than it looks. Body language can say a lot about the person, can’t it? Judging by the look of the duck on the right, he’s communicating very clearly that he’s not taking advice gracefully.
Cartoon of a dad, boy and teacher. The teacher says, “Your son did great, Mr. Jones. On the other hand, YOU need to pay attention in family worship.”
I drew this cartoon for K! Magazine.
Cartoon of a boy and a bank teller. The boy says, “How greedy do you have to be to work here?”
When I was a teen, I loved working for a fast food restaurant, because I could have the merchandise for dinner. It’s too bad the same concept doesn’t quite work in the banking institutions. Then again, I’ve been reading about the financial crises in 2008. There were a lot of bank executives and Wall Street financiers that appeared to be doing just that.
If a bank teller helped herself to the bank’s merchandise, that would be called embezzling. If an executive helps himself, is that called a bonus?
Cartoon of a boy and a teacher with outstretched arms. The boy says, “I’m not a hugger, Mrs. Carmine. How about a meaningful fist bump?
With cold and flu season in full force, maybe this is good advice for everyone, not just the introverts!
I drew this cartoon for K! Magazine.
Caption reads: “Bless Mom on her trip. And bless this food even though all Dad knows how to make is cereal.”
The other day, my wife claimed if it wasn’t for her, I would not have been able to survive. It sounded like she believes all my instincts for surviving in the wild have been sucked out of my soul. I disagree. I could find wild berries with the best of them. Of course, I have no idea which are safe to eat and which are poisonous. Maybe she has a point.
I’ll continue helping with dinner while she directs the kitchen. Sounds like I have a good thing going.