The Giant Step

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  1. Lindsaylobe

    The first big step or be it a series of smaller ones are usually the result of encouragement from another.

    “ In everyone’s life, at some time, our inner fire goes out. It is then burst into flame by an encounter with another human being. We should all be thankful for those people who rekindle the inner spirit.” Albert Schweitzer”

    Best wishes

  2. Grouser

    The important thing to remember, it seems to me, is that provided you have sufficient for your needs, money is a minor consideration. Quality of life is the name of the game

  3. Grouser

    PS nice frog

  4. Beth

    Did you ever play “Mother May I?” as a kid?
    Hated it when told to take steps backward or when I forgot to say, “Mother May I?”
    Don’t recall making it to the finish line very often but was always game to play again!

  5. nursemyra

    your friend has a nice butt :-)

  6. Lorraine

    Hmmm I love a nice red with Pasta…although your female cartoons are hot, I don’t imagine they eat pasta ?

  7. gfid

    k, maybe i’m a little slow…. i love your art, and you have a unique angle on everything…. visual and philosophical…. but i only just got it now… why your stuff is so thought provoking and unforgettable…. it’s the deadpan. your characters take on topics that are emotional political, personal, and sometimes disturbing…. but they do it in perfect Limey deadpan. and that makes the punch hit even harder. as the Celts say, “weel doon!” (translation, well done!)

  8. golfwidow

    I should do that: find a day job where I can do stuff pertaining to beer (even if it’s just marketing or something).

  9. susan

    gf is right on the money about the deadpan. You are a sly and clever woman.

    ps – there’s an etsy as of the weekend. I’m still shy :-)

  10. Scott Schilling

    Great work and good points – It gives me hope that someday I can make a living again!

  11. Zhu

    “No matter what it is you do, if you do it well enough, you can make money at it.”

    This is exactly what I needed to hear tonight. Thank you.

  12. Michael Manning

    Seraphine: One of the reasons I moved away from the city of my youth was that people there just enjoy being so complacent. They never travel out of their comfort zones. One of the HUGE qualities I admire about you is your ability to take that first-step…ALWAYS! lol! :)

  13. gary

    Fight apathy!

    or don’t

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