Jen Strip 029: Picking a Look

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Jen Strip 028: My Bags are Packed. Again.

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George W. Confesses 006

George W. poses as Azul here (Google translation available in sidebar). Thanks, Azul, er, George W., for confessing first and letting us link to your blog. Look, another confession to George W. Confesses: See Jen Garrett's 100 Blogs in 100 Days. Give the gift of Twitz: click the envelope below | Now posting too many time zones ahead to count | Tomorrow: I sleep. Hopefully all day. See you Monday.

Jen Strip 026 and George W. Confesses 005

Thanks to Ambiguous Wanderer (whose blog is temporarily under the whims of another) for the Queer Eye inspiration. And now, a two-fer: Two strips on one day--at the same low Twitz price. But there's more: Buy now, get our first George W. confession--absolutely free. ..................................................................................... Subject: Confession... Date: Tue, 25 Oct 2005 08:46:58 From: [ A ] To: georgewconfesses@earthlink.net I'm going to tell you guys something i've never told anyone before. I'm secretly in love with two characters called M. and T.T.D., they are intelligent and remarkably handsome. If only I was made of ink... (my secret fantasy: having them congratulate me on my birthday. It's on 5/dec by the way) phew... I feel better already, a huge burden off my chest ;) A. ..................................................................................... Hmmm, a Sagittarius, the most philosphical of the signs. Why would George W. pick that? Dooce | See Jen Garrett's 100 Blogs in 100 Days. Give the gift of Twitz: click the envelope below | Tomorrow: The Gay Agenda Revealed

George W. Confesses 004

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George W. Confesses 003

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George W. Confesses 002

e-mail this strip: click the envelope below | Monday: We'll be back. Have a great weekend. In the meantime, be sure to check out Jen Garrett's 100 Blogs in 100 Days. Some good stuff there.

George W Confesses 001

e-mail this strip: click the envelope below | Tomorrow: Don't know. Maybe our first confession. Or Dr. Freud and Mr. Bunny.

Jen Strip 025: References

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Jen Strip 024: The Free Consult

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Dr. Freud & Mr. Bunny on George Will

e-mail this strip: click the envelope below | Tomorrow: Jen Stuff Bet the White House liked hearing Dr. Freud rave about this week's George Will even less than Mr. Bunny did. Especially that last paragraph (ouch) and, more specifically, those last two sentences (double ouch). Okay, so research indicates Puffintoad runs competitively and may have a small carb addiction going. But no art. Hmmmmm. Guess we'll have to wait until she posts that Dr. Who scarf. As to Friday's comment by Scott MGS: Sadly, I think a lot of us resemble that remark. And, Col, thanks for the update on your new name. I went to your blog off of Friday's comment, and then on to flickr when it wasn't loading images. My favs are the shot of you with the camera and the one of the ski slope.

Puffintoad's Turn

Puffintoad's right, of course. And you can see her blog here. And because I was so dang tired and forgot yesterday, please check out Camobunny's here. Here's Salman Rushdie and his infamous The Satanic Verses. Personally, I couldn't get into it, but I really liked Haroun and The Sea of Stories. But what I'm curious about in this moment is if there's any place online to see the Alaskan artist Puffintoad's work. e-mail this strip: click the envelope below | Monday: Dr. Freud and Mr. Bunny

The meaning of (our) life

So I had already laid out two new strips earlier. Took more time than I'd like to say. And all I needed to finish today's (which sets up tomorrow's) was one little piece from one little spot on the Internet. A little spot which has been down for about eight hours now. So, ta-daa, today's even newer strip is just minutes out of the oven. Fresh and tasty. Hope you enjoyed it. e-mail this strip: click the envelope below | Tomorrow: Um, I no longer know

Jen Strip 023: Revelations

Who's this Jen? Who gallently completed her first 10K on Monday? e-mail this strip: click the envelope below | Tomorrow: Dear George W.

Jen Strip 022: The Man in the Mirror

The new format has caused some problems, depending on how one arrives at the older horizontal strips. And I discovered it still looks like poo in Safari. Arrgh! (to quote Charlie Brown). (Anyone with a clue on that Safari problem, please share, keeping in mind I know zip about code.) e-mail this strip: click the envelope below | Tomorrow: Revelations

Dr. Freud & Mr. Bunny on Iraq

I happened into a classical guitarist performing at a museum several years ago, and he was phenomenal. So when I got an e-mail saying he'd be at Dizzy's playing some Beatles tunes on John Lennon's birthday, I decided to go. Took one of my kids. Didn't matter that it was a school night. He was interested and he's great company. The thing is, the guy would play chords for a while, the rhytmn section, I guess. Then he'd click some device with his foot, and a recording of what he just played would start looping. He'd then add the melody and, on some pieces, a few other bits. By the end of most pieces, he was "playing" at least two guitars and maybe three or four. I'd prefer to see him play just the one, but this multi-guitar trick was unbelievable--and seamless. A guy named Chuck Perrin owns the club. I hired him several years ago to play guitar and sing on the one song I ever wrote that I had recorded. He's mostly a jazz performer, but brings in other stuff, too. Anyway, all this is to say that he told me he has high-quality MP3s of some of his work available for free and legal download at his Web site. Check it out. Click :44 of Love on the home page. Oh, and my blog has a new look. It's not where I want, but I think it's an improvement. And getting that off my plate for a while, anyway, will free me up to look at some things I want to accomplish with the strip. 'course, have to wait and see what I think of this new approach in a week or two. Thanks for reading this far. e-mail this strip: click the envelope below | Tomorrow: Jen Strip: The Man in The Mirror

On Intelligent Design

Who's Right and Who's an Idiot? On Intelligent Design   e-mail this strip: click the envelope below One | Two | Three | Four Apparently I don't have the stamina of someone who can review 100 Blogs in 100 Days. I blame him. Be back Monday with Dr. Freud and Mr. Bunny on the war in Iraq. Here's to a great weekend for all.

Jen Strip 021: Stats

Jen Strip #021: Stats   e-mail this strip: click the envelope below | Tomorrow: New Feature: Who's Right and Who's an Idiot, On Intelligent Design "Who's Jen, and why is this guy doing a series of strips on her and not me?"

Jen Strip 020: Reprimands

Jen Strip #020: Obligatory Characterization   e-mail this strip: click the envelope below | Tomorrow: A Follow-up Strip

Jen Strip 019: Setup for Obligatory Characterization

Jen Strip #019: Set Up for Obligatory Characterization   e-mail this strip: click the envelope below | Tomorrow: Obligatory Characterization

Dr. Freud & Mr. Bunny on Anxiety

Freud 009: Beats Xanax Every Time   e-mail this strip: click the envelope below | Tomorrow: Jen: Setup for obligatory characterization

Jen Strip 018: Yet Another Demon?

Jen Strip 018: Yet Another Demon?   Jerry Falwell: Angel, Demon or, well, you tell us. e-mail this strip: click the envelope below | Tomorrow: Dr. Freud and Mr. Bunny