2011 - THE YEAR IN PANCAKES

New with me

New with me-

New York Magazine / Washington Post / Jay Leno / Jimmy Fallon

Buzzfeed article. Three Presidential pancake portraits included in Washington Post photo gallery.

Herman Cain Pizza Nude painting appears on Jay Leno's Tonight Show

Used to be new with me-

Obama Johanssoning painting virals. Subject of a Tom Grotewohl documentary. Painted a portrait for Kenny Hotz of Kenny vs Spenny and Triumph Of The Will but I don't like it.

Not really new with me-

Minneapolis Pancakes & Booze art show. Featured in a Jeanne Moos piece on CNN.

Not so new with me-

Google commissions paintings for YouTube office in Tokyo. Dirty Show 12 invite; four new Obama Unicorn paintings. Pork & Politics show in Chicago.

Monday, January 23, 2006

Blogging by T.V.

Following a long day at the Blogs4life conference and the March For Life, Chris is soaking her toes in the tub and I'm blogging via a television internet service from our hotel room. The web area presented by 'Hotel TV' is the size of a business card and can only be navigated by the tab key on a mini wireless keyboard. It's a limited and time consuming process but oddly entertaining; comparable to drawing with your 'wrong' hand or playing Pong. As options are limited I'll wait until our return to the Twin Cities to make a full report on our excursion to the nation's capitol. Suffice to report for now that it was exceedingly successful.

Haloscan won't allow me to log on to moderate comments, so I'll post those on our return as well. Future 'Hotel TV' bloggers may wish to keep that limitation in mind.

One of the more useful things I was able to do (other than pretend to be a celebrity) was to take photographs of the many magnificent sights all along the 'Mall' (the expanse between and including the Supreme Court and the Lincoln Memorial) which should help make for some dandy future cartoons. I also have photographs from both the conference and the March, which I'll post as well.

Thanks to all the 'sponsor bloggers' who donated both funds and prayers for our trip. Thanks also to all the great folks Chris and I met at the Family Research Council. It was truly a day without cynicism.

God bless!

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