Still, he keeps trying.
Filed under 2015, cartoon by author, CarToonsday
Is there a difference between a Freudian period and a Jungian one?
Filed under 2015, cartoon by author, CarToonsday
Santa even put his best elves on it — and they still came up as blank as a fresh piece of paper.
Filed under 2015, cartoon by author, CarToonsday
At least during this National Novel Writing Month, Willard remembered to thaw the bird before trying to bake it.
Filed under 2015, cartoon by author, CarToonsday
Willard’s concern was further justified when he opened the refrigerator and found a slice of pizza a padded envelope.
Filed under 2015, cartoon by author, CarToonsday
Willard also spotted one syntax and two grammar errors in the first paragraph.
Filed under 2015, cartoon by author, CarToonsday
If Willard liked how the trick-or-treater was dressed, he would give the goblin two poems.
Roses are read; /
Violets are blue. /
Candy is sweet, /
but this poem is, too.
Filed under 2015, cartoon by author, CarToonsday
And then there were the rejection notices that came with such stories.
Filed under 2015, cartoon by author, CarToonsday
Amphigory: a meaningless or nonsensical bit of writing.
Filed under 2015, cartoon by author, CarToonsday
Willard never saw Mr. Firestone after 6th grade, except in his nightmares.
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