Showing posts with label BBQ. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BBQ. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Spring time in Colorado

If you are reading these cartoons in the Times-Call and appreciate the focus on the local issues, PLEASE let the editor know. John Vahlenkamp 303-684-5239. Thanks for taking a look at my cartoons. Don't hesitate to ask me any question. From "I don't get it, can you explain?" to "You call yourself a cartoonist?" I'll post any questions or comments that you make. Thanks again for taking time to visit. Sam Wallace


Wow! This last storm hit us hard.
A true story. I carpool from Loveland to Longmont every day. On the day of the storm, we added a extra passenger due to the fact that he drives a little California Honda foo-foo car that is way to low to the ground. So as we are let out early (because of the blizzard) the 3 of us decide to have a friendly wager. How many cars will we see stranded on the side of the road between Longmont and Loveland. We discussed it and each of us came up with out guess. 3, 5 (my guess) and 7. (Guy from California) So here we are trecking through the snow, moving at a snails pace, and we start counting. By the time we reach Loveland we counted 9 cars of the road. The friendly bet went to the Californian transplant. He obviously knew that there are a lot more people from out of state than I thought. All kidding aside, I am glad that we did not see any serious accidents.
Till next time,
Sam
Published in the March 24th Times-Call Thanks for reading!

Friday, July 4, 2008

Happy 4th of July Longmont!

OK, I need your help. If you are reading these cartoons in the Times-Call in Longmont and appreciate the focus on the local issues, PLEASE let the editor know. John Vahlenkamp 303-684-5239, or Call the TC Line 720-494-5485. You can even send an email to opinion@times-call.com or express your opinion on a Time-Call Survey. http://www.lehmanfyi.com/timescall/survey/. Bottom line is... I enjoy doing cartoons for Longmont and northern Colorado and would love to continue to do so. Thanks for your help,
Sam Wallace



We as a city, state and nation need to keep our eyes on the big picture. Sure the economy has tanked, were in a endless war, and gas prices are out of control, but we are America! This is the best country in the world. We as a nation can solve all of those problems and more. We need to come together and work towards solving some of our own problems. Give thanks to our country on this day, her birthday.
Published in the July 4, 2008 Times-Call Thanks for reading!