I made this silly little announcement type of thing about 2 (two) years ago when my little wife and I bought a house. It was our first house (hooray!) – and so I was super-duper excited about it (no seriously – super-super-duper-duper excited) . . .

Well today was the day that Miss Real Estate Agent (she is really nice and helpful) came by and checked the place out so that the house could be put on the market. So to mark the occasion . . . I figured that I would put this thing up so that you could take a gander at it . . .

Because what is good for the goose is – of course – always good for the gander . . .

Enjoy!

So so so – in a couple of little days here (Wednesday, August 30th) I’ll be go go going to the Push-Push Theater to tell a couple of stories about stuff for “The Doug Dank Project.”

Here is the little bio thing from their website to tantalize you and yours . . .

So, who is this Natty Bumpercar anyway? While trying to keep as many plates spinning on little bendy sticks as he can, Natty Bumpercar is a guy who at least attempts to float the illusion that he is constantly doing a pretty serious amount of stuff. With the help of his trusty compatriots (Spot Elliot, Peanut Lou and Irving Brown Socks), he spends most of his days writing about, drawing about, painting about, computering about and generally abouting about all of the what for and the goings on in the tiny world (that is mostly just in his head) of Coffee Can Alley. While currently calling the Buena Vista Heights area of Decatur home base, more often he can be found driving back and forth and forth and back to one of the larger metropolises in our fair land. He manages to eat and keep a semblance of a roof over his head by doing freelance design under the name of Peanut Graphic. But as work can sometimes lean toward being a bit boring, Natty Bumpercar usually ends up wandering about the world in search of adventures that materialize in the form of sticky situations and amazingly awkward conversations . . . Hooray for adventures!