Chronicle Creator Prints

Writing the generations/Bring characters to life.

'I'm not just another entry in your blog, am I'

For his next book, he would write an epic novel of the sea.

'Never trust emails. You can't shred them.'

'Your life story?....why not, the world is in need of a few good laughs!'

"I'm taking detailed notes of everything, so I can tell my kids what things were really like when I was their age."

"I called for you creative people because I feel it's time to begin my autobiography."

You realize, Harris, if you LIVED here, you'd be home by now.

"Remember if anyone there asks... We're all from one household!"

'More pictures of your kids. Wow, they've really grown since yesterday.'

Greek Tragedy: 'Yes... we agree to further cuts in government spendings..!!!'

"She's always writing in that journal of hers. Maybe she'll be a notary public when she grows up."

"I pick up most of my wisdom from celebrity interviews.'

'Stamp auction' WW2 Victory stamps on two fingers

Anthony Trollope

2020 Panic Room

"Mamma Mia! So this is where my 'artistic licence' kicks in."

'Nurse Wilhelm will be live-blogging the whole procedure.'

Moog invented the blog.

"I don't know. I just don't think this 'bowling' thing will work."

Frontispiece to the second volume of 'Master Humphrey's Clock'

"It's a 'Thank you' email, my small business is going under but chuck, Nancy. . ."

Family lockdown day 30

I confess, I'm one of the bloggers that's hurting the journalism business. You? I blog stories about my local community. You have journalistic training? Of course. I've spent years watching Shepard Smith and Montel Williams. The visitor wept with respect. Shoot me.

"I watched a video today on how to worry about the coronavirus."

"I think it's a bit late in the evening, Harold, to tell them about your watershed experience."

Divorcees Club - The Joy of Ex.

A Tale of 2020

CORONA BLACKDOWN

"You're popping up on everyone's contact tracing list."

'How much longer will you be working on your autobiography, Shelly?'

Corona and the Arts

Covid Scream

Jean de Joinville

Journalists in the pandemic