Recent Comments

1. over 9 years ago on For Better or For Worse

   It’s true, all babies look like Winston Churchill! Some of us mothers are realistic enough to say so! At about 2 months they really get cute. ;-)

2. over 10 years ago on HUBRIS!

   Thanks, Papa Bear and Chess Pirate, I also LOVE the Buckets! Although those kids are nothing like mine, I must admit. :-)

3. over 10 years ago on The Buckets

   Thanks for the warm welcome, Greg! I think you should continue to call it an “eye.” Just like JK Rowling could have left her first Harry Potter title “The Philosopher’s Stone” for US audiences. (Why should we pander to ignorance?) But then I like learning new things, that’s not true for everyone.

   Interesting that the previous flap was over putting the water heater in the basement vs attic, I would expect it to be over the redundancy of “hot water heater.” I still call it that although I’m aware of the redundancy, old habit I guess.

4. over 10 years ago on HUBRIS!

   Adding Hubris to my daily reads. Do you write any other strips?

5. over 10 years ago on The Buckets

   Wait, the real Greg Cravens is right here on this thread. Awesome! I love your strip! I just recently read a book where they referred to the stove burner as an eye. Pretty sure it was Neil Gaiman. Are you a Brit, Greg?

6. over 10 years ago on Shoe

   I’m taking notes, how many tomatoes? :-)

7. over 10 years ago on Shoe

   I have no idea how many bottles of Rooster sauce we’ve purchased. Perhaps that’s one of the secrets to a long and happy marriage, not keeping track! :-)

8. over 10 years ago on Shoe

   Yup, Johnny Cash is the only possible answer there.

9. almost 11 years ago on Grand Avenue

   Dish towel, wait till he lands, throw it over him, gently scoop him up and release him outside.

10. almost 11 years ago on The Buckets

    Allan, not sure how old you are but the title of Michael Moore’s book and movie, Fahrenheit 9/11, was merely a play on words. It was taken from the title of Ray Bradbury’s famous (iconic, classic, MUST READ) novel, Fahrenheit 451. Get ye to the library, young man. Or the Kindle store or wherever you find reading material, because it’s now on your summer reading list. ;-)