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5:00 am
Fri December 24, 2010

Richard Crowson: Wishing You A Christmas Full Of Peace And Quiet

It’s a funny thing about Christmas music. Just about the time when I feel like I’ll lose my Christmas cookies if I hear one more “Fa-la-la-la-la,” the season peaks and all those songs go away for another 11 or so months. It’s kind of nice, really.

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5:00 am
Fri December 10, 2010

Richard Crowson: The Wisdom Of An LED Christmas

This Christmas season we found that some of our big, bright C9 multicolored light strings weren’t working so well.  So, I decided to try to be a little greener this year and bought some strings of the new low-voltage LED lights.  I climbed up on the roof, attached them and plugged them in.  Then, I had to check the connection to see why they weren’t lit up, and I realized that they were, indeed, lit up.  (I’m making little quotation marks with my fingers when I use the term, “lit.”)  They are about 1/5 of the brightness level of the old incandescent lights.

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5:00 am
Fri November 26, 2010

Richard Crowson: Have Yourself A Perry Little Christmas

Now that we’re past Thanksgiving, it’s time to turn toward the season of Mr. C.

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5:00 am
Fri December 25, 2009

Richard Crowson: Have A Very Al Christmas

There’s a little dog that usually appears somewhere in every cartoon I draw. His name is Al and he’s a wire-haired fox terrier that we once shared our home with. Al came from a background of abuse as was evidenced by his shy, cowering personality. There’s nothing normal about a terrier that’s shy but Al had been badly mistreated during his first four or five months and he never really got over it.

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