Hey, thanks for asking.      
  a beautiful cartoonist

Very popular cartoon.

    
My cartoons have appeared in over 250 newspapers, books, and magazines, including The New Yorker, Los Angeles Times, Chicken Soup books, Barrons, Spectator, Punch, USA Weekend, Harvard Business Review, Reader's Digest and lots more. I was the contract cartoonist for Weight Watchers Magazine! I specialize in business, tech, relationships and, of course, food cartoons. Sometimes all at the same time.
Did you see the 2003 calendar for Barnes & Noble, What Do Women REALLY Want? Cats, Chocolate, Shoes and Love! (Who could ask for anything more?) Out of print now, rare.

And have you seen my new books?! "What Do Women REALLY Want? Chocolate!" Can you imagine? Chocolate everywhere!
And Love Me or Go to Hell - True Love Cartoons. Little sassy, if you ask me. (My publisher calls it "racy....!")

My igg until recently...is the cartoonist for Fault Lines, the only cartoon in The Los Angeles Times Sunday Magazine. Over a million people see it each Sunday!

Only to be overshadowed by my new cartoons in the Sunday Parade Magazine, available nationwide in your paper! Only, it's not just me this time. They want you to vote: cartoons@parade.com. Just do it, and feel good about yourself.

Can someone explain this cartoon to me?
"Okay, now, email beats fax, fax beats paper, and paper beats bulletin boards."

    
I live in Silver Lake (Los Angeles) and have a wonderful view of the lake, which often is silver. I have a canary, Breyers (he looks like Breyers orange sherbet). I'm curious about a lot of things. I like physics, parties and interesting people. I manage to alternate decadent desserts with ballet and yoga. I'm single, and I like men. (want list on request.)    



This is a canary, not a parakeet.
canary cartoon		 Please, God, let this restaurant have a good pastry chef.
"Anywhere with a view of the dessert cart is fine."


 

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And these cartoons ARE copyright-protected.