>I don’t care if Jews are White, since they’re clearly of a different tribe, as are most White people.I see your point. However, I think that a coalition of White Tribes is necessary in the present and future, and I don’t have a problem with intermarriage between the White Tribes.Jews are not part of the White Tribes.
hahah. i never thought about the vicious cycle. i’ve been telling myself i need a new book shelf for months, but i still haven’t bought one yet. although that hasn’t stopped me from purchasing books.
The “I could be your mother” part resonates well – even though I’m traveling with husband + kids.Speaking of wh#ci&h8230;when traveling with partner + kids, conjugal relations are not too easy to arrange either. Thank heavens for TV +/ computers is all I’ll say.wandermom recently posted..
cute <3
>I don’t care if Jews are White, since they’re clearly of a different tribe, as are most White people.I see your point. However, I think that a coalition of White Tribes is necessary in the present and future, and I don’t have a problem with intermarriage between the White Tribes.Jews are not part of the White Tribes.
I think you peek into our windows!
Ha! I love it. My boyfriend just bought wall-to-wall bookcases and I’m already dreaming about filling them up . . .
Yes, this is just the type of circular thinking that goes on at our house, but it’s no trouble to fill those book cases in no time flat!
It’s like the circle of book life. Love it. Brilliant. I never get enough of your comics.
Happy weekend!
Yes! New bookshelves ALWAYS need new books. 🙂
Cute comic!! Story of my life, haha!
Yes! (That’s exactly what happens in my house too!)
lol, I feel like framing it…
hahaha! A readers constant dilemma. Awesome blog, Kay. I need to stop by more often. 🙂
love it. and i love his shirt! 🙂
Oh, what a wonderfully vicious cycle.
hahah. i never thought about the vicious cycle. i’ve been telling myself i need a new book shelf for months, but i still haven’t bought one yet. although that hasn’t stopped me from purchasing books.
Soooo true. Love it!
The “I could be your mother” part resonates well – even though I’m traveling with husband + kids.Speaking of wh#ci&h8230;when traveling with partner + kids, conjugal relations are not too easy to arrange either. Thank heavens for TV +/ computers is all I’ll say.wandermom recently posted..