Recent Comments

1. almost 5 years ago on Steve Kelley

   I’ve known Steve Kelley for 40 years and had coffee with him just a couple months ago … and yes, he actually looks like that picture. He could easily pass for someone in his mid-40s.

2. over 8 years ago on Shoe

   Chris passed away from lymphoma in 2013.

3. over 8 years ago on Pluggers

   Here’s one of numerous stories: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/why-the-usps-forever-stamps-arent-living-up-to-their-name/

4. over 8 years ago on Shoe

   Dot, Virginia, is so small, that is actually the case: the town signs are on both sides of the post, as can be seen in a photo my friend Bob Brown took that appears in “Back Roads, People, Places and Pie in Virginia” … https://www.pediment.com/products/back-roads-virginia-hardcover-book

5. over 8 years ago on Pluggers

   Lake Eufaula is south of Columbus, Georgia (about two hours southwest of Atlanta).

6. over 8 years ago on Pluggers

   All of those are bands playing in summer concerts in central Virginia (and I’ve never heard of a single one of them, either).

7. almost 9 years ago on Pluggers

   Yep, that Fannie Flagg. She’s a Pluggers fan from way back!

8. almost 9 years ago on [Deleted]

   Actually, me and Mrs. Plugger have to get the degree with her. I’m hoping we can start this summer.

9. almost 9 years ago on Pluggers

   Thanks, Jo Clear. That little dog is somewhat based on our year-and-a-half old bichon, DeDe. She made it through basic training last year (got the diploma)… and now that she’s a little older, her trainer is encouraging her to go on and get an advanced degree in “therapy.” She loves people (and other dogs). In earlier years, the little dogs I drew were our other bichons, Max and Sandy (both have now crossed that Rainbow Bridge).

10. almost 9 years ago on Pluggers

    A couple of years ago, I found a new, $50 bill on the floor in a big box hardware store. I turned it in at the Customer Service desk. Two clerks there said no one had reported missing money, but they would put it in a drawer in case someone came by looking for it. As we left, Mrs. Plugger and I both got the impression that the bill wouldn’t stay in the drawer for someone to come claim … We figured the clerks would probably go out and have a nice dinner together after work that night.