Laughing @ MIddle Age, a Winter Cartoon by Pat Achilles
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Laughing @ Middle Age, an Energy Cartoon by Pat Achilles
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Throwing Out the Towel
By: Chrysa Smith It's still January. And there are still those resolutions floating around. Have you broken yours yet? Eat less. Work out more. Be kinder. Less judgmental (one of mine), yada, yada, yada. If you get right down to it, most resolutions are about doing more, more, more. And that means more to judge about yourself, more to juggle, and likely more capacity to fail. And what we're likely to do when [...]
A Calendar of My Cartoons
If you enjoy my cartoons every Monday here, please take a look at my new 2014 cartoon calendar, titled "Finally, Someone I Don't Have to Empower." It has 12 of my funniest cartoons, printed in glorious black, white and gray the way cartoons are meant to be! It opens up to 11 by 17 inches, making it a perfect wall calendar for friends, clients and colleagues. And as with all my products, it's [...]
An Easier Clean
by Chrysa Smith My husband is great for coming home with new business opportunities, new products, new schemes. Some good; some--well, not so much. But one of the newer on the list is a cleaning product that I have to admit, is really pretty darn good. OneClean is an all natural multi-purpose cleaner that really does what it says. Naturally, as a born and bred New Yorker, I was skeptical. Reminds me of [...]
Gild, Gaud & Gatsby
by Chrysa Smith Take some European marble, add some ornate, carved plaster and gold leaf, some rococo shells, a few good luck charms and there you have it---Newport, Rhode Island. Well actually, the mansions of Newport that line Bellevue Avenue, overlooking the Atlantic. I had been there once before, but it was mid-winter. And walking through expansive grounds and admiring the pounding shoreline wasn't all it could be. So just this past weekend, [...]
Tales of the Allergist’s Wife
by Chrysa Smith I thought I made a mistake. The opening act of ‘Tales of the Allergist’s Wife’ featured the aging wife of a physician draped over a couch with a box of tissues. She was having a crisis. And as I sheepishly looked over at my husband’s face (a husband who enjoys musicals), I thought he might be too. Oh no, I thought. Is this going to be one of those dark, [...]