Sunday, March 30, 2014

Cartoon of the Day: Where Have You Gone Joe Shlabotnik?

The News-Herald - March 30
I still look forward to Opening Day of baseball season with the same enthusiasm as Charlie Brown. Sunshine, green grass and fresh chalk lines - nothing says "start anew" like the combination of those three things. Where have you gone Joe Shlabotnik? It doesn't matter ... you're back every year when the umpire calls out, "Play ball!"
That's the Point!

Wednesday, March 19, 2014

Cartoons of the Day: Spring Has Sprung!

The News-Herald - March 19

The Press & Guide - March 19
Spring arrives just before noon on Thursday, March 20 here in metro Detroit, but will we recognize it, or will it be in some sort of seasonal disguise?
That's the Point!

Sunday, March 16, 2014

Cartoon of the Day: At The End of the Rainbow

The News-Herald - March 16
I penned this cartoon for my readers Downriver, but it sure applies throughout metro Detroit. The only things we'll be finding at the end of our spring rainbows are potholes; and it'll take the luck o' the Irish to avoid blowing a tire or bending a rim!
That's the Point!

Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Cartoon of the Day: (Pot)Hole in One!

The Press & Guide - March 12


Potholes are our souvenirs of this terrible winter; and after depleting road maintenance budgets clearing snow, there's no money left to repair them. Hang on, it's going to be a bumpy ride into spring!
That's the Point!






Potholes are a problem throughout metro Detroit, so I did the same theme for my readers Downriver this week too. Maybe we can generate some funds for road repair by leasing sections of Fort St. to automakers as a test track?

Sunday, March 9, 2014

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?

The News-Herald - March 9
So, I sprang forward before going to bed, and I woke up with this terrible pain in my lower back. Did you spring forward? ... or did all the confusion cause you to spring back? Will you fall forward later this year? Does anybody really know what time it is (today)?! 
That's the Point!