Ninety-Sixth Tiny Moment.

 

If you checked this strip before 10am today you might have noticed in the last three panels I was saying rather than thinking my comments.  Now corrected!

Ninety-Fifth Tiny Moment.

Eighty-Fifth Tiny Moment.

Seventy-Ninth Tiny Moment.

 

I'm fascinated by the idea that one day I might just be so out of the loop, so old fashioned that I won't really understand the world around me anymore.  Previous generations who didn't understand racial or sexual equality weren't bad people, just informed by their own upbringings and confused by new social mores.  I worry and I wonder what's going to confuse me and shock me when I'm older.  In what ways could the world change that would leave me a bigot? Or will I cope just fine: will I roll with the changes?

Seventieth Tiny Moment.

 

This is a true story from today.  After I spotted the cat I ran off to find the poster and get the owner's number, but by the time I came back, the cat had escaped.  I called the cat's owner once I was home and found out that the cat may have actually been another local Siamese cat.  I guess I'll never know...

Best of luck to the owner in finding her cat!

Fifty-Fourth Tiny Moment

Fiftieth Tiny Moment

Half way through! No special celebratory strip I'm afraid. Just another tiny moment. I hope everyone is enjoying the moments so far. It's been a strange process for this first half. For every day where it's been fun and exciting, there's been one that's been draining and a bit demoralising. I've certainly learned a lot in these first 50 days, and just wonder what the next 50 will bring.

Forty-Fifth Tiny Moment

Woah... tired tonight. Kind of petered out on the last panel there. Hazards of a daily strip I guess.

Forty-Second Tiny Moment

Forty-First Tiny Moment

Fifth Tiny Moment

Though it's not manly, I do a bloody amazing meercat impression.

Fourth Tiny Moment

I woke up this morning and decided that I'd let the people of Edinburgh audition for a role in today's strip. They didn't disappoint!