Comments for Daily comic strip and blog by Karen Montague-Reyes

Comment on P90X and Moi by Laura

Laura — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 13:20:43 +0000

Hi Karen, I hope your work outs are going well. Loved the toons, cant wait for more but totally understand that life happens. Take care

Comment on P90X and Moi by Rai

Rai — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 11:52:50 +0000

Long term Fan – I’ve patience. Problems is part of life.

Have to admit, it’s a rare buzz to check and find updates.

Be safe

… Rai

Comment on P90X and Moi by The Bug

The Bug — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 12:56:59 +0000

What’s that foreign language you’re speaking? Something about working out? I hear this buzzing, but can’t really understand anything… LOL

I wish you much success with your program – keep us posted!

Loved the tunes. I didn’t really think that much about Manny slamming Eve – you’re right, they have that sort of relationship anyway…

Comment on The road to joy… by Sara Camarata

Sara Camarata — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 23:02:27 +0000

Clementine sounds like a great gal! I’ve known some folks who done the Idol thing. It’s crazy. Talented singers never even make it past the first round.

Anyways, get better real soon!

Comment on The road to joy… by Kent

Kent — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 20:12:29 +0000

Karen, don’t feel that you didn’t encourage her, you just talked her out of the American Idol idea. You didn’t tell her to not try singing. She kept at something she wanted to do (which is always a good sign) and has succeeded. Glad to hear that you are starting to feel better and we will get new toons soon.

God bless and goodnight.

Comment on The road to joy… by Ted Seeber

Ted Seeber — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 16:16:28 +0000

Alternative answer to your Sawyer problems- big sister Clem gets a recording contract and sets her little brother with sufficient levels of in home care so that his talent, whatever it is, whenever it finally breaks through the autistic shell, can also shine.

Comment on The road to joy… by The Bug

The Bug — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 13:26:40 +0000

That’s great! Can’t wait to say I sort of not really knew her when…

Comment on Plague, excuses, and all that jazz. by Karen's Sister Lisa

Karen's Sister Lisa — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 16:15:34 +0000

Maybe you should go to the doctor and keep an extra supply of antibiotics for when this happens.

Comment on Plague, excuses, and all that jazz. by Cynthia

Cynthia — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 11:32:46 +0000

I hope you feel better soon!

And I’m so happy to see you tooning again!

Comment on Help! by Vanessa

Vanessa — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 17:06:22 +0000

My Aunt owns a border collie, and I seriously don’t recommend it for a busy family. They thought it would be great since the like big dogs and are a pretty active family. The border collie, has well… been the worst mistake they ever made. Being a herding dog, it does in fact love to herd – everyone. They have done years and years of training since it was a puppy, they try to keep it active & give it things to do. Things are good, sometimes and years of hiring dog trainers has helped some – but none of us can ever visit them and not get bumped around by charlie in his attempt to franticly herd us. Its sad to see such a sweet dog have to get banned from family gatherings because he’s doing exactly what he is meant to do.

Border collies are awesome dogs, but they really do best in places with a lot of land and people who can spend a lot of time with them.

Have you thought about the cocker spaniel? They are a great family dog, and they are big enough to mean that they won’t be getting in the way or underfoot. They have awesome patience for children of all ages and they don’t have the issues with hip dysplasia that most of the big dogs do (although its always at least somewhat a risk with any breed). I have a habit of recommending them to people who have families and want a dog because they are so… versatile. They can be affectionate, they can be that lapdog, they can be the masculinely hunting dog, the family dog, and most of all because they don’t have huge exercise requirements. They would love to go running, play for hours, go hiking, swim and a million other things – but they can also be just as satisfied with just a walk when life gets busy and there isn’t a lot of time.

Beagles aren’t a bad choice either, my parent’s fosters various breeds of dogs throughout my childhood and the beagles were always interesting. Like any dog, if you teach them not to bark a lot before the habit gets established its never a problem.