Giggling at myself

Giggling at myself. Artist Debra Sifen is a well known sketch artist and catches little delights of life on minuscule funny cartoons. Her new work in Hair of the Dog is a pleasure to peruse. Passage from a meeting…

You really do just canine kid’s shows or others as well?
While Hair of the Dog is about existence according to a canine’s point of view, Seaweed’s Oasis is somewhat of a drama with characters who work at a cocktail lounge and restaurant by the ocean. Obviously, Seaweed, the canine, is the primary person, yet by all account not the only wellspring of humor. I likewise have a deep rooted continuous assortment of animation welcoming cards for different events.

Why this proclivity for canine kid’s shows? Canines are man’s dearest companion, and part of being a dearest companion is engrossing and mirroring our promising and less promising times. These modest creatures show us numerous life illustrations. Mirroring the humor through our reliable companions makes it more straightforward to snicker at one self. What’s more, when you can giggle at yourself, it makes everything more tolerable.

Cattitude
Maybe one explanation we are captivated by felines is on the grounds that such a little creature can contain such a lot of autonomy, respect, and opportunity of soul. Not at all like the canine, the feline’s character is rarely wagered on a human’s. He requests acknowledgment in his own particular manner.
-Lloyd Alexander

Giggling at myself

In old times felines were adored as divine beings; they have not failed to remember this.
-Terry Pratchett
Felines are experts of solace.
-James Herriot

Proprietors of canines will have seen that, assuming you give them food and water and asylum and fondness, they will think you are God. Though proprietors of felines are constrained to understand that, assuming you furnish them with food and water and love, they make the determination that they are God.
-Christopher Hitchens

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