RING IN THE NEW YEAR WITH QUICK SKETCHES!
It’s a little sketchy up in here, but it’s still worth your vote!
In other news…
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As for this comic…
Hoo boy. It’s been a week. This is exam time for my day job, and it’s been pretty intense. Toss onto that chaos the giant snow storm that completely shut things down yesterday, and it’s been a fun ride. But the comic is done. That counts for something.
Is a Jacket Required?
Not when Phil is involved.
“That is the power of money!” Yes well, to which I say, “Only turn yourself in for the reward money when you’re dying anyway!” It’s called self-preservation, a concept she’s obviously not clear on!
There’s reward money?
Wow. Talk about breaking down in anger over how the situation has gotten out of control and out of your hands. Nature is always in control in these parts. Money has no place when nature is involved unless it is to improve the environmental conditions.
Nature laughs at money.
Sorry, but wildelife come under the perview of the county or city depending on where you live. There’s no reason for them to put up with this.
It’s still snowing here. Or was a few hours ago.
We’ve got light snow. On the upside, I saw a rare ‘icebow’ today – the type of rainbow you get when there’s ice particles in the air.
Do you know how prompt and effective city wildlife control is? DO YOU?!?
Do you have OSHA in Canada? Because it doesn’t look like they’ve got proper protective gear against raccoons.
Above that certain level of abuse, though, the pay is not commensurate with the agony.
I think they’ve decided that the abuse has exceeded the money.
Ooh pencil Emily 🙂
we had snow too, but we still have power and our heaters, so it wasn’t ALL bad.
Excellent Emily sketchy this week. But dare I ask just how Emily’s cat tail is attached?