Author Archives: Marshall Ramsey

Grab the rope: A Dad’s wisdom to his son.

Growing up, our main source of family fun involved a lake, a boat and water skis. My dad loved to waterski and wanted us to love it, too. My sisters learned quickly and were good at it, too. Me? Not … Continue reading

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The Miracle at Rock Bottom

My name is George Whittington Bomgardner IV but you can call me Whit. That’s what my friends call me. My wife Martha and I live in our family home deep in the Mississippi Delta. The Delta, a former flood plain … Continue reading

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Worthy of copying

Patrick is one of the managers of the Madison Fed-Ex/Kinkos locations. I go there to make copies and to occasionally ship things. I’m sure I could probably get my printing done somewhere else (I use that store for small-run orders). … Continue reading

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Deadlines and minor annoyances

One of the dangers of being an editorial cartoonist is that for years, you just worry about one thing: Your deadline. Then tomorrow, you worry about one more thing: Your deadline. You have an artificial structure where you are allowed … Continue reading

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Bonus Cartoons

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Kingcobra (drawing)

John Mosley paints more than just cars. He also paints airplanes — and this particular one was a really rare warbird. This P-63F King Aircobra was a test aircraft, one of two and the only one left. It’s also one … Continue reading

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It’s Not Easy Being Green

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“The life of the dead is placed in the memory of the living.” Marcus Tullius CiceroToday would have been dad’s 84th birthday. He died 983 days ago and I think it is safe to say that my sisters and I … Continue reading

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A Change of Heart

Watching my career change faster than you can say, “newspaper,” I’ve learned a couple of things about change. One, it’s going to happen whether you like it or not. The second, is that like an orange, you discover what is … Continue reading

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Drive

Somewhere in a library in a community college, there is a student drinking her third cup of coffee. Her term paper is due in a week but she isn’t waiting until the last minute to finish it up. No, she … Continue reading

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