Showing posts with label comedy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comedy. Show all posts

Thursday, October 1, 2026

ANOTHER SENIOR MOMENT...

No matter how dignified you try to spend your autumn years, there's always something to spoil it!

Thursday, September 17, 2026

THE PARALLEL UNIVERSE!

I may be a complete unknown here on earth, but somewhere in a Parallel Universe, I am a celebrity with                                                                   several credits to my name!


                  In this Parallel Universe, I star in a JB 007 sequel : The Old Geezer With The Gun

                    


In this Universe, I become an amazing action performer starring in OPERATION BLASTOFF!


I'm also the mature leading man in an art house film...

An over-the-hill romantic lead in a nostalgic RomCom...

Playing an Old Writer in a classic light comedy...

Getting laughs as an absent-minded film historian in a Screwball Comedy...

...and I even get to play a Cary Grant-type character in a political comedy.

Here,  I'm featured as a Mexican immigrant in a comedic blockbuster!

Finally,  I get to star as a member of a fraternity of movie buffs in a slapstick comedy!

In this Parallel Universe,  I am also drawn as a 
cartoon in a series of animated shorts!!!

So, where is this Parallel Universe at? I want to live there!!!

Thursday, July 23, 2026

AGAIN, MORE SENIOR MOMENTS

Somehow, as you grow older, you learn how to maneuver in order to keep things
 from falling off your decrepit old hands!

Thursday, July 16, 2026

A SENIOR JOKE

This began as a private joke made by my grandson Antonio about me during one of my many mishaps with my family in NYC, but I can totally see this becoming a regular series: “The misadventures of SeƱor Citizen” coming to a bookstore and nursery home near you!

Saturday, July 4, 2026

THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMENTS ON MY B'DAY!

I celebrated my 75th birthday yesterday and it was a nice and warm feeling to receive so many greetings and congratulations from family and friends. To all of those who remembered me, I say thank you very much from the bottom of my heart for taking the time to send me a comment. Hope to hear from you again next year...if I make it!

Friday, July 3, 2026

75th BIRTHDAY!

A 75th birthday is widely celebrated as a Diamond Jubilee. It represents a lifetime of strength, wisdom, and resilience. Diamonds are used to symbolize this milestone because the gem is formed under deep pressure and lasts forever, just like the memories created over 75 years. (At least, that's what they say!)

       

My 75th Birthday cartoon reimagined as a 3D CG Image!

Saturday, June 20, 2026

ON MY WAY TO THE 2026 SAN DIEGO CONVENTION!

 


The 24th International Sons of the Desert Convention runs from June 21–25, 2026. It is hosted by the Saps at Sea San Diego Tent at the Legacy Resort Hotel & Spa in San Diego, California. The theme for the convention will be the Centennial of Stan and Babe working as a team at Hal Roach Studios (1926–2026).

Tuesday, June 16, 2026

Stan Laurel's Birthday Remembered!

Stan Laurel, born Arthur Stanley Jefferson on 16 June 1890, was an English actor, comedian, director and writer who's better known as one half of  the classic comedy team Laurel and Hardy.  He appeared with his comedy partner Oliver Hardy in 107 short films, feature films and  several cameo roles. He has been my idol since my very early years when I watched the Laurel and Hardy comedies on television and from then on, I've been one his most ardent admirers. He was a genius of visual gags and the art of pantomime. Never forgotten, I tip my hat to Stan on his birthday every June 16 and he will always be my number one comedian.  God Bless Stanley Laurel!

Friday, June 5, 2026

WILL A.I. TAKE OVER?


Every day I see Artificially Generated political and editorial cartoons in every web page and social media. The images are strikingly accurate and well rendered but they have no personality. They all look the same and I doubt if any news media outlet would prefer a cartoon that looks exactly like every other one everywhere else on its pages.  Being unique and distinctive is part of the charm and attraction of hand drawn cartoons ...or am I just wish thinking?