Since we are now several months into the coronavirus pandemic, I realized that we all approach the pandemic differently. In this collection of comics, I decided to illustrate the difference between the approaches of three different people. I hope you enjoy looking at this piece.
On my watch time goes in a circle
Each second forming a sector of the one with
Infinitely many sides, where sixty seconds squared equals
Nothing very important.
Maple, the gray squirrel, has returned for another adventure. Read her first story here. Maple’s friend, Stringy, has requested Maple’s help on an adventure, and she accepts. He plans on going into a house at night. Read the first part of this story here , the second part of her story here, and the third part of her story here!
“Stringy,” I moaned. “Not tonight. Please don’t go in tonight.”
“I just want to see,” he explained patiently. “It’s not like I’m going to chew through their sofa. Just look around, see how they live. Shelby, can you and Maple get through that open window? I’m taking Footprint to help me chew through this screen door.”
My parents came home with pizza the evening of Saturday, February 9th. I am lactose intolerant but I had two slices anyways. “Do you want to go to the thing at the bookstore?” my mother asked.
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