Have a Great Weekend!

 Have a great weekend!

The beach days of summer will soon be over, and the New Year, High Holidays are coming soon. Here is a Dry Bones cartoon from 2018... some good times in between all the problems and worries.

(by the way, Shuldig was often sort of a stand in for Yaakov, and Shuldig's sidekick Doobie, was often sort of a stand in for me. It is shown pretty clearly in this cartoon.) 😊😍

Posted by Sali with love.

Shabbat Shalom!

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On The Beach

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Beach Day (1980)

Click on the cartoon below to open a larger, more readable version of this full page Dry Bones Special:This Golden Oldie is a cartoon that I drew 30 years ago this month, in July 1980! It was a full page cartoon and it's another one of those cartoons that I could run today without any changes. Mr. Shuldig at the beach with his dog Doobie.

Click on cartoon for larger version

Waiting for Summer (1990)

Today's Golden Oldie is a Dry Bones cartoon done 20 years ago, in 1990.

Yes, we're waiting for another Summer, with all our protective gear ready.

When I was a kid, a good sunburn was the way we celebrated our first trip to the beach of the season. The real fun was slapping other kids on the back (when you knew they had a "burn"). In a day or so we'd start to "peel". If it was more than you could take there was "Noxzema" to sooth the pain ...or maybe a cornstarch bath.

your thoughts?