What is this woman saying? Or thinking? Or hearing? It’s up to you. Suggest some dialog!
Rules: No prizes. No winners. No losers. And no deadline. This is just for the sheer silliness of it all.
For legal reasons, I have to tell you that all submissions become the property of Last Kiss Inc. That’s pretty standard for contests–except, of course, this isn’t a contest.
Please keep it reasonably clean (PG-13 or so.) But mostly have fun!
What are these people saying? It’s up to you. Suggest some dialog! Please keep it reasonably clean (PG-13 or so.) But mostly have fun!
All submissions become the property of Last Kiss Inc.
I’m going to brag a bit about my brother Jim Lustig. Unsung heroes usually go–well, unsung. But Jim was recently honored as a “King County Hero” for his efforts to feed his community–particularly the homeless and poor.
Bizarrely, one of the homeless people he fed was an arsonist who was burning down buildings all around his Upper Crust Catering business here in Seattle’s Greenwood neighborhood.
Here’s an article about Jim, the award (and his unwitting interactions with the arsonist) in an article in The Seattle Times.
NobleWorks is having another sale. This one’s huge (50 percent off) and it ends Saturday, Nov. 7. To take advantage, you’ll need to enter the following Coupon Code during checkout: NOBLE50
To qualify for the discount, there’s a minimum order of at least two cards. Free shipping on all orders.
The sale is for all NobleWorks cards–not just Last Kiss. But it’s a particularly great deal on holiday cards. For example, 12 Last Kiss Christmas cards normally sell for $15.90. During the sale (ends Saturday), the set of 12 are just $7.90.
So you can spread the Last Kiss love this year for just 66 cents a card!
My greeting card publisher NobleWorks has launched a new site and is celebrating with substantial discounts through Oct. 31. Plus there’s free shipping on all domestic orders.
Save even more when you order sets of Last Kiss Christmas & Hanukkah cards: http://tinyurl.com/yznh8rq
A cool collection of great framed comics by some of Washington State’s best cartoonists will be on display at The Moses Lake Museum & Art Center from Oct. 16-Nov. 14, 2009. The show features work by John Lustig (Last Kiss), Donna Barr, Marybeth Barr, Frank Bravo, Travis Bundy, Keith Curtis, Jeff Hawley, David Juel, Jim Lee, Jodie Masiwchuk, Aaron McConnell, Dan McConnell, Jim Oddie, Elizabeth Pankey, Tim Pritchard, and Jodie Sarah Masiwchuk.
Admission is free. The opening reception is Friday, Oct. 16, at 7 p.m.
Location: Moses Lake Museum & Art Center, 228 West Third Ave. Moses Lake, WA 98837 509-766-9395
On Saturday, Oct. 17, at 1:30 pm Elizabeth Pankey will give a “Caricature and Other Funny Stuff” workshop.
