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The Lord is my Shepherd, Psalm 23:1

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Like me, a little cluttered on the right side. Replacing some of the detail with areas of ice and snow should improve the composition. That or have a Yeti cart away a few of the sheep.

I apologize that this image lacks penguins.

The new Planned Parenthood cartoon meant for today is delayed until sometime after Hurricane Rita exits the stage.

Faithmouse fan Kevin Lauer has launched Poly-Ticks, which features the weekly adventures of Polly-Tick, Luna-Tick, Psycho-Tick, and the rest of their bloodsucking friends. Kevin is mixing photo resources with cartooning to very good effect, especially in his Kayne West cartoon (best pronounced Con-Ya). Kevin reports that his cartoon was inspired by faithmouse, which should inspire a weath of interesting emails in his inbox, including some which should read a. your characters don't look like ticks, and b. your cartoon isn't funny. All the best.

One must come to the conclusion that America is still very strongly blessed after a major terrorist attack, two wars, hurricanes, high gasoline prices and the incarceration of Martha Stewart haven't conspired to 86 our economy.

Gosh darn, have to blacktop the driveway....

Everybody's talking at me, and Terry Schindler Schiavo

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A longtime fan of faithmouse has been inspired to create his own socio-political Christian toon, which I'll plug on both sites in a day or two. I think he's off to a grand start.

Did someone say links?

Much appreciated observations by Veronica Nichols can be found in her Inadvertent Masterpiece post at Aldalhia and also by Alex at Blog On The Run.

I intended to update the illustration but now I suppose I shouldn't touch it. All I can say is that it's partly about my own father and that I'm sorry I didn't make it more obvious that the veteran is blind.

The 522 offers this recent comment on the cartoon-

If you're keeping score at home, Faithmouse is an interesting and thought provoking Christian political cartoon ... I've used the cartoonist's work before on this blog ...

I'm saying a St. Michael the Archangel for highschooler Craig at Craig's Crazy Life and posting his very nice link from last Monday. Sirc-Valence at ForewardUSA posted last week's Inri Katrina toon under an agreed Amen. Amy Wellborn at Open Book gave me a plug I overlooked last month-thanks Amy!