PAH -- back after a brief hiatus! A few weeks ago, we noted in Deafread.com that there was a little battle among the bloggers/vloggers, and commenters. I came across a section in the Ventura County Star newspaper (VCS -- that is where I work) during lunch time and found a good cartoon picture about March Madness. A light bulb in my head --- Deafread.com! Here it is!
Enjoy!
Ward Nyholm
9 comments:
Very good work! Needless to say, very creative! Keep on creating and make us laff!
Thanks to paul! I have more ideas to coming soon...
ha! good one! now i am laughing!
Wow! So cool :)
gwlj
Champ.
This could be considered as "tongue-in-cheek" among the Deaf blogsophere!
Keep the humor coming-- the humor is better when it is poking fun at ourselves~
Hahaha, awesome!!
Keep it up!
Now I know better to stay out of heated debates so I won't show up on your comic strips!
:P
Hey guys and gals!
Thank you for the encouragement towards our C-log and we are brewing up some humor with a TWIST in the future blogs/vlogs!!! **Mmmmm*** (--brows arching upwards)!!!!
Yup, I am the lady behind the man (Ward) who did the comic strips!
Ginny Paja-Nyholm
Just love your two beautifully drawn cartoons especially the second one representing vloggers and bloggers debating hard and back and forth!! Look forward to seeing some more of your work!! I am curious about the PANY Lighthouse. What does Pany stand for? its significance? Thanks. smile
Anonymous...
Thanks for asking about the significance of PANY Lighthouse. PANY stands for our two last names. My maiden name is Paja so the PA is taken out of that name. Ward's last name is Nyholm and the NY is taken out of that name as well. Therefore, PA-NY is put together as PANY and the PANY Lighthouse was born!!!
This is the significance of the PANY Lighthouse! Notice the meaning under the PANY Lighthouse and the "hear" is omitted from the 5 senses. Capisce?
Ginny Paja-Nyholm
P.S. I use Paja-Nyholm for the Deaf Community purposes as in the collegiate and professional years (CSUN, Gallaudet and Deaf Community), I was known as Ginny Paja before I married Ward!
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