Anything I would write today would be highly acidic, and anyway … it’s Friday … so better to try to have a few laughs to lead us into the weekend, yes?
Have a great weekend, dear friends! Do something fun! Hugh … here’s a little something to help keep you warm up there in the frozen tundra …
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I enjoyed. 😀 These cartoons are funny.
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I mean’t comics. lol
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I’m so glad! I try to do these once, sometimes twice a week … so stay tuned for more … today, in fact!
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These are great, Jill. 😀 — Suzanne
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Thanks! They are, but in a rather dark sort of way.
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Funtastic! 🙂 Wish you a beautiful eekend too, Jill! Best wishes, Michael
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Thanks Michael! Glad you enjoyed the rather dark humour!
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🙂 Dealing with such reality, dark humour is best. ;-
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If I were a drinking man, I’d be drunk by now and I’d stay that way until next week. But, I don’t drink so I get to listen to trump news all weekend. EEEEEEEEHAW, will somebody just shoot me.
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I can’t even count how many times in the past months I have said “Shoot me now, please!” Alcohol sales have increased since Trump took office, and I certainly understand it. I require my nightly cup of wine to mellow enough to even think about sleep, and sometimes even then I lie awake all night pondering. Sigh. Just leave the television off this weekend, else turn it to some British comedy. Remember the phrase, “This, too, shall pass”.
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Thanks for the comforting words, now pass the scotch.😎
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This is the closest I could come to scotch … 🍺 🍾 🥂 🍷 Take your pick … and … CHEERS!
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Now that we have dug out from our record snowfall, and spring is rapidly returning, I think it will be a good weekend (and it’s a long one too!). Have a good weekend too, my friend.
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Ahhhh … a long weekend with sunshine and flowers! Who could ask for anything more? What’s the holiday? Enjoy your weekend! I am hoping to get out a bit, even though it’s cold and snow is in the forecast, since I have been house-bound for 3 weeks and am suffering cabin fever! 😉
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It’s called Family Day – a holiday added to February cause, you know, February!
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Yep, February needs all the added cheer it can get!
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Just to be factual, it is not Family Day in all Provincial and Territorial jurisdictions. And a few don’t even have a holiday, including Federal workers. Manitiba has Louis Riel Day, to honour the Metis leader who fought for the inclusion of mixed race people and native people in regular society. In Prince Edward Island the holiday is Islanders Day. It is called Nova Scotia Heritage Day in Nova Scotia, and Yukon Heritage Day in the Yukon. Four jurisdictions do not celebrate this holiday at all, the NothWest Territories, Nunavut, Quebec, and Newfoundland and Labrador. Further, though this holiday occurs in February everywhere it is celebrated, it is not all on the same day/weekend.
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Thanks for the information! That must get confusing sometimes. I particularly like the idea of Louis Riel Day, for it has special meaning.
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That’s my home province for you. It is my favourite province, but still leaves a lot to be desired.
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Don’t most places?
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Touche.
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A presidency simulator might help, but maybe not him–oh well. These are funny but grim.
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Indeed, most political cartoons these days are pretty grim, for ours is a rather grim reality. Let us hope it changes …
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I have found there is othing like denial and dissociation sometimes–and chocolate. I spend a lot of time reading older Regency romances, set between 1811 and 1820, and their society has it all: racism, classism, sexism, the vast Napoleonic war that wrecked a lot of stuff, and yet there is still a few layers of decent people, from servants to aristocracy. It gives me hope, and has me keeping a portrait of the first Duke of Wellington in my bedroom. He was great, defeated Napoleon, severely punished his own soldiers who rioted after victories or tried to assault civilians, and insisted on paying the local people for the food and supplies his vast troops used, unlike Napoleon’s who stole everything they needed at his orders and lost the affection of the people as a result. Wellesley/Wellington became Prime Minister, and refused to allow the extreme rightwing bunch to influence government. He’s my current fantasy president–
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