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Monthly Archives: August 2011
The Cathedral
The morning’s cool, crisp air was a finisher’s medal. It had been a long, hot summer — and it had seemed more like a marathon than a season. Waking up to a taste of fall was a reward. A gift … Continue reading
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Katrina’s truth
For the past six years, I’ve been inspired by my friends on the Coast. They are proof that when things get bad, we get good.
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Katrina Remembered
Click here to see a slideshow of my Katrina Cartoons. LANDFALL: A story of a Katrina survivor still surviving THE OAK: A story of one of the Coast’s oldest sentinels.
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Katrina after the storm and four years later
Katrina was bigger than any “Disaster Plan” but couldn’t stand up to the human spirit. These are drawings I did right after Katrina and the same spots from a couple of years ago. Progress has been slow but steady. These … Continue reading
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Monday Free-For-All
On this day six years ago, Katrina came ashore and changed the Gulf Coast forever. Bless the survivors.
The Oak
He had watched the Spanish explorers sail by. The French and the English and their great ships, too. He had also seen soldiers and pirates. All had rested under his and his father’s great branches. There were sunny days. And … Continue reading
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Landfall
Every tropical system kills in its own unique way. So far, Irene’s specialty was inland flooding. And hysteria. Irene was a Cat. 1 hurricane with Cat. 5 hype. He knew several of the cable news network anchors had to be having … Continue reading
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Katrina cartoon that works for Irene
God bless all the linemen out there trying to restore power over the next few days.
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Saturday Free-For-All
Good morning! I slept late (which I needed). I’ve got to knock this bronchitis out. How are you today?