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Monthly Archives: January 2021
Ginger
We found out this morning that our friend Bill’s dog died. Ginger was a guest at many of our Thanksgiving dinners. She kept me company in the kitchen and guarded the oven until the turkey was done. Godspeed sweetheart.
OH BOY!
A cartoon I did back when I was around 7 or 8 years old. It was probably drawn while I was splayed out on the floor in front of the television watching Wee Willie Webber. I found it in a … Continue reading
Posted in Blast from the Past, It Came From the Sketchbook, Sketch
Tagged 1970s, Cartoon, doodle, scribble
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Syd Kushner W I D E S H O E S
Advertisement for a Philadelphia shoe store from a November 23, 1971 edition of the Courier Post, a Southern New Jersey newspaper.
Pumpkin Bread
Sunday was one of those gray, rainy, chilled to the bone days. After braving the elements, we returned home, had lunch – then I turned on the oven to bake something to warm the kitchen. I had a can of … Continue reading