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Well, of course it's about my life and stuff I think about. Just like a quadzillionbazillion other bloggers. I'm obsessed with God. I love beauty, enjoy absurdity, dance with despair, seek silence, and think everyone is goofy. Here's my world and what I think of it....
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13 comments:
I've never used "LOL" before, but this actually did make me laugh out loud!
I wish I could not identify with this one!
Amen, Brother! Everyone's you-know-what stinketh...
NEWSFLASH......Paint drying slower than normal in Arizona.
S-P,
The toilet in our household has come to be called, "Daddy's happy place."
I tell my wife and kids that it has become the last place where interruptions are reduced somewhat.
Brilliant ! I am all too full of narcissistic poop, I am ashamed to say.... :-(
S-P, are you going to sell any of the original cartoons, btw ?
I am sure there will be a queue for this one :-)
Are you familiar with Asher yatzar, the Jewish 'bathroom blessing'? It sees use of the privy as the perfect opportunity to praise God for the masterpiece of His handiwork that is the human body. Not exactly a synthesis of self-perception and reality, but something like that (if you take out the pride displayed in the first image and replace with thanksgiving) lol.
I agree with Elizabeth. I bought a couple of the Orthograph books which confused my poor British, not-online friends hugely (!) it's amazing how much you take for granted when you spend half your life online... but I digress... as good as the books are it might be worth selling some of the best ones as prints.
Somewhat ironically, the difference between the two is that the top one is probably full of crap.
When we 'kids' asked mother, "Where's Dad?" her reply was "On the throne." I never did appreciate the humor in that statement until I saw this picture!
You have probably offended every single Hindu who follows your blog.
Why no books on the back?
LOL! I have discovered that all I know for sure is how much I don't know.
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