18 Friday Mar 2022
Posted in Behind the Frames
Given current circumstances we’re announcing an official schedule change. New comics will be Tuesdays and Saturdays. We’ll pump ’em out at 5:00am pacific. I think that’s better than Mon/Fri at noon pacific, but I’m also willing to listen to feedback. Continue reading
16 Wednesday Mar 2022
Posted in Behind the Frames
We’re approaching episode #300, and we’ll be at episode #100 at Arkhaven around the same time. We have 71k total views at Arkhaven as of Episode #58.
We’re so, so blessed.
We’re also in the midst of massive life changes.
But. Continue reading
15 Tuesday Mar 2022
14 Monday Mar 2022
Posted in Behind the Frames
If you are reading this, it is because I am either dead or dying. Continue reading
11 Friday Mar 2022
Posted in Behind the Frames, Pop Culture
No comic today – my fault. We have to get the entire library packed up and the bookshelves removed by Sunday. I hate leaving your Friday morning empty with nothing, so I shopped special this week.
Omphgh.Oomphg. Oompgh.
This story originates in Denver. “Box of Human Heads Stolen from Truck in Denver.” Hmm. It seems a little sparse on the details, so I put on my ‘sleuthing hat’ and made a few conjectures to fill in the details. Continue reading
08 Tuesday Mar 2022
07 Monday Mar 2022
Posted in Behind the Frames
I took the weekend off. Saturday was a voluntary rest day. My back and knee was killing me. Sunday was not a voluntary rest day but it was a rest day none the less. I’m feeling much better this morning than I have in the last month. Continue reading
05 Saturday Mar 2022
Posted in Behind the Frames, Pop Culture
This week has been… [terrible]? [challenging]? [a slog]? [backbreaking]?
Pick one. Congrats, you’re a winner. Continue reading
28 Monday Feb 2022
Posted in Pop Culture
We decided to watch Zulu (1964) on Friday night. I thought it was in honor of Black History Month, but it turns out Glyph discovered Sabaton had a song about the events the movie was based on.
21 Monday Feb 2022
Posted in Behind the Frames
I’ve painted more walls than I thought existed in our house. Apparently I’m not done yet. Who builds a house with a thousand walls? Who repaints them? And why didn’t we use fire to make the moving process far, far easier? Continue reading
Tempest in a Teardrop: The Churchians 