Back in September this year, Bill Watterson launched a new—and best-selling—23-pound, 1,440-page hardback anthology The Complete Calvin and Hobbes, but at USD150, I'll wait until I'm a millionaire before I'd buy it. I already have most of his publications anyway. As I was growing up, Garfield was my favourite comic strip. Used to bug my mom to take me to Penang Plaza just so I can read the comics at the Times bookshop there. Later in life, I was introduced to Calvin & Hobbes. It was love at first read. By then, I can afford to buy them on my own. And it was easy to get me B'day presents. All one has to do is get the latest publication and I'm a happy camper. Currently, there are only 2 comics that I still read to amuse myself. Dilbert and Calvin & Hobbes.
Article on MSN on Calvin & Hobbes - The last great newspaper comic strip
The Appeal of Calvin & Hobbes slide show
Chuwy left for a cruise with his entire family today for a week. Guess I won't have a lunch buddy for the week. Sigh.
Raine is discharged from the hospital just now. Both the mother and child is now safely at home.
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My Random Thots:
Oh Look! It's the Ah Long from Dreamland. Damn, guess it's time to pay my sleep debts. Nite nite world..........what I wouldn't give for a nice warm bolster that hugs back.
Article on MSN on Calvin & Hobbes - The last great newspaper comic strip
The Appeal of Calvin & Hobbes slide show
Chuwy left for a cruise with his entire family today for a week. Guess I won't have a lunch buddy for the week. Sigh.
Raine is discharged from the hospital just now. Both the mother and child is now safely at home.
___________________________
My Random Thots:
Oh Look! It's the Ah Long from Dreamland. Damn, guess it's time to pay my sleep debts. Nite nite world..........what I wouldn't give for a nice warm bolster that hugs back.
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