And then the opposition gets their say.
True story: when I was little and started reading the Narnia books, my mom sat me down and explained that they were very good books, but they were about a … Continue reading
Tarot! And a sukkah! Four of wands.
Because I’m sorry, that is clearly a sukkah, with or without walls. Which is fine — lots of cultures have a similar sort of harvest festival, so I’m not feeling … Continue reading
Tarot #2, The High Priestess, AKA I have to draw what?!?!?
This is the one where things start to really change, because I had forgotten the immense amount of Jewish and Christian iconography in these card, and I’m not comfortable with … Continue reading
Tarot #2: The Magician.
By the way, did I mention that these are based on the Rider-Waite tarot deck? It’s the one I know best, it’s full of lovely visual symbolism, and it’s public … Continue reading
This is just my week for drawing excess, isn’t it? I should have added more hams.
I’m sure there are plenty of other things you can spiral slice, and I’m equally sure that I’ll find out in due course as V uses her spiral slicer on … Continue reading
He’s going to grow trees in Israel.
Isn’t it good to know, when we were collecting tzedakah in those little blue & white tin boxes, that it was going to help red pandas plant trees with adorable … Continue reading
This was me last week, and will probably be me again tomorrow.
Because part of going to synagogue with my mom after a long day at work is trusting her when she says she won’t hang around afterward for very long, then … Continue reading
Only one more Passover cartoon after this, I swear.
So another Pesach tradition you may or may not be familiar with — insanely long songs with 7,000,000,000 verses. It’s all fun and games at first, and I can hang … Continue reading
So, I lied, but only a little bit.
Clearly I did not manage a post last night — work ran even later than expected — but I did scan things! Hooray! So, for those unfamiliar with Passover traditions, … Continue reading
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