| Salutations!
It's been a while since I've been able to get a Wildlight comic up. Between
my job as an accounting manager of a hotel, college and being a husband,
I barely have time to breathe. My hat goes off to those that manage to
do all of the above AND be a parent. Having a kid, IMHO, is the ultimate
plunge into the sea of responsibility. It is one that my wife and I are,
quite frankly, too afraid to take. I guess we lack faith in that area.
In this webisode, Tammy holds on to her faith, even when Stan pulls a
knife on her. I've actually had someone do just that to me. On one hand,
I was trying to hold on to my faith in God. On the other hand, I was so
afraid for my life, I almost pee'd in my pants. Thankfully, the guy did
not stab me. He was drugged up pretty good, however, so I certainly think
it was possible. Was God protecting me? On one hand, I know that all things
work for the good of those who love Him. On the other hand, I am mature
enough to realize that what I think is good for me, and what God knows
is good for me, is two different things. I also know that sin is a selfish
action that invariably hurts another person. Sometimes that pain is physical,
emotional or spiritual. And, since sin is rampant, pain, hurt and even
death happens every minute. For all I knew it could have been my time
to be on the receiving end.
At any rate, I'm just as glad it wasn't! Now I can draw lots of Wildlight
comics :)
Life is full of surprises. Tammy's had quite a few in the last few story
acts. But, don't worry, we've get the best ones yet to come!
Oh, and before I forget, I hope to see a few of you at the Orlando MegaCon
this year. It's only a dozen days away! I'll be at the table most of the
time each of the three day. I look like my self portrait (above) except
I have a beard now. I'll be giving away pictures and other goodies. So,
come by, tell me you read this blog all the way down here! The first dozen
or so people to do so will get a goodie from me :) I love giving things
away!
Until next time, take care.
By His Grace,
JCServant |
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