Liz and Sam have it all: a happy marriage, a precocious preteen son named Nate, and a house that's just the right size for the three of them. Then, Liz's parents move in. Grandpa Irv is a kindly but occasionally grumpy Korean War vet who loves watching TV, bickering over politics, and spoiling his grandson. His wife Sarah is equally strong-willed, whether urging Irv to diet, questioning her daughter's parenting choices, or finding surprising success as an advice blogger.
With an estimated 50+ million Americans living in such families as of today, Freshly Squeezed is a refreshing look at newfound family togetherness after the economic collapse. Can three generations of one family share their lives, their feelings, their dwindling fortunes and a bathroom — and keep their sense of humor in the process? Pay a visit to the Freshly Squeezed family to find out! Freshly Squeezed is the brainchild of Ed Stein, an award-winning political cartoonist. He created the local comic strip, Denver Square, for the Denver Rocky Mountain News for 12 years. He lived the Freshly Squeezed life first-hand when his kids were little and his 80-year-old father moved to Denver.
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simpsonfan2 said, about 11 hours ago
Or, he has no real talent except with words.
Ryan (probably the older Ryan) said, about 7 hours ago
Some historical figure determined that he knew what art should be. He called other art “degenerate art”. Google it.
As to my comment yesterday. I could rephrase it and say – Should art always be representative?
cbrsarah said, about 2 hours ago
If that is what it takes to be a modern artist, me and my kids could do a bang up job of it. I went to an art museum once with my husband and I was really astonished to find a pencil “art” hung on the wall. All it was, was a straight line on the paper. Personally, I like art that shows something, whether it be a still life, a scene, or a portrait. Paint splotched across a canvas doesn’t mean a thing to me and I wouldn’t waste my time looking at it.
Night-Gaunt49 said, about 1 hour ago
Art is not only what you make of it, but what others do too.