We'll be away all week in lovely Duck, North Carolina, on the fabled Outer Banks, the Graveyard of the Atlantic. The above is a vehicle ...

Here's another Adventure of Danders, this one being his Search for Love, specifically a Lost Love. As I'm going away for a week I fe...

The Post runs a weekly column of restaurants closed by the health department for various infractions. I've always found it inspiring, ma...

Those of us who live in DC are always thankful when we see tourists in our hometown. With no actual industry beyond the manufacture of laws,...

We plan to head to the beach next week, specifically Duck NC, more specifically several large beachfront houses in Duck because I think ther...

Though I was born in Baltimore, I grew up in and around DC. And one of the things that struck me as a child about the Capital of the Free Wo...

This is from '04. It's the first of several series where the classroom guinea pig, Mr. Danders, would get out of his cage, usually b...

Anybody who loves the work of Hayao Miyazaki should know about the Totoro Forest Project . It's an international charity organized by se...

Here's something for a hot July day. It's from the Post Magazine of a year or two ago. I redid it as a daily too, but I like this on...

This grew out of an article in Thursday's Post about suggestions for improving DC's "monumental core" from a panel of urba...

These are two sketches from a New Yorker job that didn't work out. The story was about Obama in Chicago and it didn't boil down to a...

Several times I've started the sentence "I don't wish to speak ill of the dead, but..." and then been at a loss as to how ...

Thanks for this must go to faithful correspondent Here Today Gone Tomorrow, who requested a cartoon about the miles of temporary fencing alo...

Today Mark Heath's Spot the Frog makes his last apperance in the newspapers, and the world becomes a sadder place. For the last few wee...

Especially if you missed Canada Day. I hear last Monday was National Self-Absorption Day, but I didn't notice it because I was too busy ...

I just did a sketch for a Cul de Sac about Petey being attacked by a flower, and this Almanac came to mind. Please pass this along to any ki...

I hope everyone finds this helpful in these uncertain times.This Almanac was from a year or more ago, so things've been distressing at t...

Like most people trapped in a car for an extended period, we listen to books on CD during our car trips. We've done all of Harry Potter,...

As Cul de Sac has been featuring lightning bugs this week this old Almanac seemed timely. And as you can see, lightning bugs are pretty cont...

If you were to turn 180 degrees from the multiple-Charlotte sign in the photo posted below, you would see this. It's the greenspace with...