
The spiffed-up version!
I have enjoyed watching videos where people re-create the solar eclipse using common objects, such as library books, frying pans, cats, and hamsters.

The spiffed-up version!
I have enjoyed watching videos where people re-create the solar eclipse using common objects, such as library books, frying pans, cats, and hamsters.



The solar eclipse is passing through my area today! A quick comic in its honor (I’ll post a more refined version later).

An Inktober 2023 comic that is now my annual Pi Day/Ides of March comic. Stab stab stab….

…Unless it’s a thunderstorm or hurricane, of course.
Comic from 2010, Standing on the Edge of Real Life.

Except it really should have been snow in the last panel….
Comic from 2010, Standing on the Edge of Real Life.

Based on a true story.
I’ve mentioned before that I experience “brain fog” due to POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome), which is a blood circulation disorder–turns out, if your brain isn’t getting enough blood flow, and therefore enough oxygen, it causes some problems. Like forgetting things. Including how to do things you believed you did “mindlessly,” like using a microwave. I put my food in the microwave, closed the door, and realized that I had absolutely no idea what to do next. I did eventually remember (hint: you push the buttons), but only after staring blankly at the microwave long enough for my food to have heated up.
More brain fog comics:
“Wander” (Inktober 2023)
“Forget” (Inktober 2022)

And 2024 has the audacity to tack an extra day on at the end.
I’ve been extra tired and unmotivated recently, and I’m blaming it on February. Thankfully the month ends in a couple of days–so I can move on to March Melancholy. 😉

Credit for the pun goes entirely to my husband.

In honor of Valentine’s Day tomorrow…based on the song “Be Careful It’s My Heart” from the movie “Holiday Inn.” 

If you are too young or too old to know what the item in the lower left of the first panel is, it’s an iPod radio dock. I had bought it (years prior to making this comic) for my iPod Classic, which at the time was the first iPod that could play video. I can hear my smartphone scoffing.
(In not too many more years, I suppose I will also have to specify that this comic is referring to a hand-propelled vacuum cleaner, not a robot vacuum.)
Comic from 2013 (so old!).