From the monthly archives:

February 2005

Speaking of Superheroes…

by Jason 02.25.2005 Dream Big

No, this is not a photograph of the late great Christopher Reeve…it’s a flippin’ statue! Yes, a painstaking recreation by Robert Causey and Robert Dullam. Funny, but I don’t remember “Superhero Sculptor” being on the career survey my counselor made me fill out in high school…I bet these guys wish they wouldn’t have wasted their [...]

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Highlights From Huegel

by Jason 02.25.2005 Jason's Random Musings

Well, this week I was back at Huegel Elementary meeting with the 4th and 5th graders. I was there for the first of a three-part cartooning workshop. By the time I’m through, each student will have created their own comic strip. (And I will have created 130 competitors for myself.) This week we focused on [...]

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In Support of Our Troops

by Jason 02.18.2005 Kim & Jason News

We always get lots of ideas on ways to improve Kim & Jason and suggestions on what new products to add. While it’s impossible to act on every idea that comes our way, we do keep a record of every idea we receive, because you just never know. One of the more recent ideas came [...]

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The 20’s Last Stand

by Jason 02.11.2005 Jason's Random Musings

Today I turned 29. I’ve just entered the last year of my twenties. Talk about a blur…most days I still feel like I’m twelve.
My dad called to wish me a happy birthday. He said that he still remembers the day I was born 29 years ago like it was yesterday. It was one of [...]

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Kim & Jason on NBC

by Jason 02.09.2005 Kim & Jason News

The NBC affiliate in Madison is going to be our media sponsor for our Make-A-Wish event in April. They have added our strip to their web site, and there is talk that they might even feature Kim & Jason strips in their newscasts. Any extra PR we can get to raise even more money than [...]

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Childhood Emerges From The Cubicle

by Jason 02.02.2005 Play

Utterly fascinating.
When one thinks of the worst Adulthood has to offer, one may conjure up images made famous by the movie Office Space, or the comic strip Dilbert. Rows and rows of gray corporate cubicles, somewhat reminiscent of a laboratory experiment involving mice and cheese.
What delights me to no end is that no matter [...]

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