We interrupt regular broadcasting again to bring you a few cartoons from our resident cartoonist… 1. Roadway Castration – Created by Don Cheke One day while Denise and I were out for a drive we were discussing how a man…

In this blog post I would like to talk about a book that most people are likely to have heard of, or at least have an inkling about the premise behind it. That, of course, is Don Quixote, the title…

The Bi-Weekly Report cartoon was originally going to be a stand-alone comic for an upcoming comic interlude. It would have included an explanation of how it came to be, but I decided that it would be a great starter image…

We interrupt regular broadcasting again to bring you a few cartoons from our resident cartoonist… 1. Gnat-Span – Created by Don Cheke It is often said that people of the new millennium have little or no attention span; if you…

You’ve often heard it asked, “If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?” Well, I wonder the same about writing. “If a man writes a book, and nobody…

Fiddler Under the Roof – Created by Don Cheke My favorite movie of all time is Fiddler on the Roof, the 1971 version directed by Norman Jewison. I just love the premise of this movie, the story of a typical…

We interrupt regular broadcasting to bring you a few cartoons from our resident cartoonist… 1. Look What the Cats Dragged In – Created by Don Cheke Every time I finish a project, I ask Denise to come and look at…

Have you had the misfortune of knowing someone who has taken their own life? Sadly, I have known far too many over the years, including my own father. Besides him, I bet I could name a half-dozen or more without…

Before I get into the meat of this blog post, I want to introduce my new cartoon character, now known as Loaf Dubronovich. Earlier this year I wrote a book called Reflections. It was, for all intents and purposes, my…

For as far back as I can remember, I have wanted to be a cartoonist. In this blog post, I am going to talk about some of the cartoonists I have liked over the years and what I think it…

In Canada, one is typically called a senior citizen when they turn 65 years old. Some retail outlets will let you get senior’s discounts if you are 55 or 60, but that is rare. If you are lucky enough to…

Living with Parkinson’s Disease This blog post, for all intents and purposes is about living with Parkinson’s disease (PD), from the view of the sufferer and from those in their support circle, those affected by their loved one’s affliction. It…