Here’s yet another post I’ve been wanting to get out of the shoot for quite some time. As I’ve noted on this site, my next round of comics will be autobiographical. (I’m not giving out timelines or release dates at this point, but the stories are on my mind constantly and will happen. I’ll go [...]
I’ve been meaning to write this post for quite a few weeks, but life is full of interruptions, surprises, and disappointments that both inspire and disrupt creativity. Earlier in the history of the blog I had mentioned I had planned to do a series of posts on the evolution of my political views. I put [...]
I went on a road trip last Friday to Northfield, MN. I was in a down mood because of the disastrous 2004 elections and decided to hit the open highway to cheer myself up. Northfield is about 40 miles south of Minneapolis. It’s home to both Saint Olaf College and Carleton College, two of the [...]
Okay, if you visit the front page of the Mediawarpcomics.com website, you’ll notice it’s been redesigned. The big reason for this is that, on the old version, the window showing the first blog entry was too narrow for me to put much in the way of photographs and digital art in it. Also, I frequently [...]
This essay was published earlier this year. It’s one of the best essays on the current state of the Democratic Party that I’ve ever read.
This one is on the five stages of grief. (I originally was linking to a page at http://www.dailykos.com on this, then I discovered that not only was the link going to the wrong page but that I couldn’t find the right page at dailykos.com. Sooooo …. I’m linking to this instead.) This one’s on using [...]
Yesterday was a very disappointing day for me. I made a great decision on how to deal with my disappointment though …. I went to a Democracy For America Meetup. Democracy For America is, of course, the organization Howard Dean formed after it became clear that he wouldn’t win the Democratic Presidential nomination. I’m a [...]
You are currently browsing the BenAdamsArts.com weblog archives for November, 2004.
Now online! FREE!
Please consider donating at least $.25 to help fund this website. (Read more about donations here.)
