Someone brought this to my attention. Awesomesauce!

And I didn’t even pay Google to get ranked like this, I promise!

I only understand why this photo is funny because I listen to the Stephanie Miller Show …

It’s important to have some scary movies ready to watch for Halloween…

Have you noticed that people on your friends list who delete their profiles still show up on your friends list… but the “blank” icon is different from the normal blank icon?

“A moment of discovery”

#BreakingNews: the latest message received from the Romney campaign

Tuhavi and Koyemsi

There is a story that in a village there once lived two crippled kachinas: a Koyemsi who was blind, and a Tuhavi who had paralyzed legs.

One day, the village was attacked and set on fire. All of the villagers fled for their lives, saving themselves and as much of their food and possessions as they were able. They knew about the kachinas and did not want to leave them behind, but they could not be burdened by helping the cripples.

However, in the fire and chaos, the two kachinas found each other, and they found that each of them had what the other lacked. The Tuhavi could see to direct the pair of them, and the Koyemsi could walk to carry them in any direction. Thus, the blind Koyemsi took the paralyzed Tuhavi on his shoulders, and through cooperation they both were able to escape the burning village and survive.

Ever since that day, they were able to continue to take care of each other by cooperating. They hunted together, worked together, and each one was able to make up for the limitations of the other.

Final piece in my H.P. Lovecraft series.

“Brown Jenkins”

Don’t make one wrong an excuse for another.

New artwork in my H.P. Lovecraft series: “The cats of the moon.”

Charcoal drawing on rice paper.