Lynn's Comments: Richard and Ted’s was a real auto body shop near our home in Northern Ontario. It was fun to give the guys a nod in FBorFW…trouble was that I had only one original comic strip and two guys who wanted it!
Lynn's Comments: An Old English Sheepdog owner knows how much work these dogs are. Farley was a walking, woofing cartoon. Just looking at him made all the work worthwhile.
Lynn's Comments: Farley was so much fun to draw. I must have said this before…and here I am saying it again. If I had a favourite cartoon character, Farley was it.
Lynn's Comments: I did make up a detailed diagram and it did have flaps on it to show how the accident happened. I was grateful for my training as an animator!
Lynn's Comments: At my first divorce hearing, there were people in the back of the courtroom eating their lunch. They came every day to watch the proceedings. Better, I was told, than daytime TV. They were privileged to hear some of the most intense and intimate personal information. I wondered why this came under the heading of democracy.
Lynn's Comments: Gone was the long, ragged hair, the scrubby beard and the ratty clothing. The guy who ran into me had been transformed into a model citizen.
Lynn's Comments: The other driver’s lawyer really did deliver an explanation like this. It was impossible to understand and yet the judge kept nodding as if it was all perfectly clear.