And I don't think a ruby slipper would hurt any less. But, of course, it would have to come off the foot of Dorothy, and we all know what that takes! (Am I getting off track here?)
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Toons and me
- James
- My interest in reading and producing comics began at a very early age, and I'm not sure why. Back then, the Mickey Mouse and Popeye cartoons really caught my eye, when I was 5 or so. "Peanuts" became my world beginning at the age of 6, and I could draw most of the Charlie Brown gang before the age of 8 - first I traced the Sunday page, and soon I was able to draw them free style. The flicker was lit, and my desire to draw cartoons has never subsided. Also, I had a lot of siblings running around, and one of my favorite places to get away from it all was the comics. I could go into my own little world and visit my "friends" whenever I wanted. Back then, it was mostly "Peanuts", but soon I broadened my comic horizon to "Pogo", "B.C", "Dennis the Menace", and always made sure I read the daily comics - especially the wonderful colorful Sunday editions.
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Dear Heart-Warmer,
I thought that princes like that only existed in fairy tales, but here comes Sage to prove me wrong. That Elsie is one lucky gal to have a wonderful "prince" of a husband like Sage. Thanks for bringing some very touching romance to Elsie and Sage-Fayette-cetera's most romantic couple by far; and thanks for continually touching our hearts again.
Naneki
Thank you, Naneki! I appreciate your thought about Sage and Elsie's romance. I've seen and heard of lots of examples of their kind of marriage - how wonderful they are.
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