by James Stevenson, Cartoonist
Don’t ever wait on me to bring you any joy – on Mondays or any days! If I’m not here, I’m probably off making some for myself! Maybe you can get a laugh from this “altered” cartoon (by the great James Stevenson of New Yorker fame). The original caption on the sign the husband is reading says, “Please wait to be seated.”
I am busy writing, rather, working on a big pot of blog stew that has been simmering on my mind-stove recently. It still needs to cook a while longer, and maybe an adjustment of the seasoning. If I don’t post tomorrow, you’ll know that I had to flush the original stew down the toilet and start all over again, after a quick run to the idea store to pick up some new and improved ingredients. But -
I expect to see you all tomorrow at some point during the day – until then, I wanted to let you know, since I also did not post yesterday, that I am OK, and that I hope this brief notice is enough. . .
Happy to wait until you’re sure it’s flavored just right…
Well, I finally scheduled it to pop up 5 minutes after midnight tonight. I am so tired, that I don’t know if it’s seasoned right yet or not, but it has cooked for sufficient time – at least for a draft! It might get changed, but not before I rest for a day or two away from it!
Does a watched blog ever boil?
If it does, it takes a looooooong time!
Heh, don’t mind waiting for one of your bloggy potpourris, Paula.
Well, there will be one published just after midnight tonight, so I finally got the seasoning right for my taste – at least for now. I still might decide to completely change it up, but after the umpteen hours I spent on it, I’ll likely leave it alone for awhile. Hope you will like it, or at least appreciate it. It’s a bit different.
Good to see your face smiling at me this evening!
Waiting, waiting, waiting…
Not too much longer now, it’s scheduled for tomorrow at 5 minutes after midnight, EDT. It’s very different from my usual stuff. Let me know what you think. As I told Sandra above, it might be that I will have to change it, but I’m too tired to do it now. . .