Category Archives: Daily Log

It was 2:10 p.m. My son looked at the clock and remembered his Scout Troop’s Court of Honor started at 2 p.m.  He had not reminded us to put it on the calendar. His mother and I had forgotten, too. And … Continue reading →

At this time last year I was fully employed at The Clarion-Ledger and ready to run the Marine Corps Marathon. Now I am partly employed by The Clarion-Ledger, work 14 hours a day, have a radio show on SuperTalk Mississippi, … Continue reading →

Ten years. Ten years since the day that literarily changed the world. For ten years I’ve not been able to process what happened on September 11, 2001. Yesterday I tried. I watched several programs on the attack. On the heroism. … Continue reading →

Nine. Ten. Eleven.  Just noticed that.  I guess that means my brain is finally waking up. Another project landed in my lap yesterday. Praise the Lord. Work is a blessing and I want all the blessings I can handle.  This … Continue reading →

I got up earlier than normal to work on my 9/11 memorial cartoon.  Of course, my son has a conference, so my morning is more complicated.  My wife will go to the conference as I draw here and watch over … Continue reading →

I’m sitting in the gray, empty Clarion-Ledger building, where I’ve been for about an hour.  I’m sleepy. Very sleepy.  It’s early, but I am getting a lot done. Silence is a great assistant. Today’s to-do list includes a couple of … Continue reading →