Old Pond Comics: Tough BabySeptember 9, 2017Jim KacianOld Pond ComicsEvery Saturday morning Jessica Tremblay will delight us with a comic strip from her new Haiku-Comics series. Jim KacianShare This Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Email This Post Has 12 CommentsA sparrow with attitude – I love him!BTW Jessica, I laughed out loud at the ‘making a snowman’ cartoon strip on your website. 🙂Are you referring to my one page comic ‘Everything I learned about haiku I learned from a snowman?’ It was a fun experiment in a minimalist style. I’d love to do more of those in the future. So many comic ideas. So little time! https://oldpondcomics.wordpress.com/2014/12/30/everything-i-learned-about-haiku-from-a-snowman/Jessica, does the little bird have a name?I just call him “Sparrow”. Do you have a suggestion? How do you says Sparrow in Japanese? I should look it up.In my comic series, this little fellow is the sparrow from Issa’s poem: “Come play with me, little sparrow, I too am an orphan.” (Kobayashi Issa)The Sparrow plays tough, but he just wants to be loved.Here’s a link to more sparrow adventures: https://oldpondcomics.wordpress.com/?s=sparrow&submit=SearchJessica,in ancient celtic irish “Sparrow” is GEALBHAN. Perhaps in Japanese it is S P A R R O W (my apologies)I like GEALBHAN. That’s a pretty cool name.Good oneThank you. After a rejection, better to accept it an move on.So funny! Thank you!So glad you enjoyed the comic. Thanks for reading.Another delight. Thank you.I’m so happy you liked it.Comments are closed.Jessica TremblayOld Pond ComicsThe Haiku Foundation
A sparrow with attitude – I love him!BTW Jessica, I laughed out loud at the ‘making a snowman’ cartoon strip on your website. 🙂
Are you referring to my one page comic ‘Everything I learned about haiku I learned from a snowman?’ It was a fun experiment in a minimalist style. I’d love to do more of those in the future. So many comic ideas. So little time! https://oldpondcomics.wordpress.com/2014/12/30/everything-i-learned-about-haiku-from-a-snowman/
I just call him “Sparrow”. Do you have a suggestion? How do you says Sparrow in Japanese? I should look it up.In my comic series, this little fellow is the sparrow from Issa’s poem: “Come play with me, little sparrow, I too am an orphan.” (Kobayashi Issa)The Sparrow plays tough, but he just wants to be loved.Here’s a link to more sparrow adventures: https://oldpondcomics.wordpress.com/?s=sparrow&submit=Search
Jessica,in ancient celtic irish “Sparrow” is GEALBHAN. Perhaps in Japanese it is S P A R R O W (my apologies)
A sparrow with attitude – I love him!
BTW Jessica, I laughed out loud at the ‘making a snowman’ cartoon strip on your website. 🙂
Are you referring to my one page comic ‘Everything I learned about haiku I learned from a snowman?’ It was a fun experiment in a minimalist style. I’d love to do more of those in the future. So many comic ideas. So little time!
https://oldpondcomics.wordpress.com/2014/12/30/everything-i-learned-about-haiku-from-a-snowman/
Jessica, does the little bird have a name?
I just call him “Sparrow”. Do you have a suggestion? How do you says Sparrow in Japanese? I should look it up.
In my comic series, this little fellow is the sparrow from Issa’s poem:
“Come play with me, little sparrow, I too am an orphan.” (Kobayashi Issa)
The Sparrow plays tough, but he just wants to be loved.
Here’s a link to more sparrow adventures:
https://oldpondcomics.wordpress.com/?s=sparrow&submit=Search
Jessica,in ancient celtic irish “Sparrow” is GEALBHAN.
Perhaps in Japanese it is
S
P
A
R
R
O
W
(my apologies)
I like GEALBHAN. That’s a pretty cool name.
Good one
Thank you. After a rejection, better to accept it an move on.
So funny! Thank you!
So glad you enjoyed the comic. Thanks for reading.
Another delight. Thank you.
I’m so happy you liked it.