Hi there and Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

The next book of the Sydney sagas is here: Chummy, Chuckles and the Chap.

J played a large part in the completion of book, and it is thanks to her that it is presented in a coherent fashion. J says that it is best viewed and read in full screen mode

You are welcome to copy it on to anyone you think may enjoy it.

Best wishes for Christmas and 2023.

Cheers

L and J

PS The Zephyr and Me is available from Amazon as a Kindle book. Please buy it. The sales figures could do with a hurry up.

PPS: If you are unsure of how to get to full screen mode, try this: Click on Tools (or the double arrows on the far right of the pdf bar), and then click on presentation mode. This should take you directly to full screen mode. To exit full screen mode, click Esc on your keyboard. Let us know how this works for you.

September 24, 2022

The story continues. L has been persuaded to pick up the pencils. We all hope he’ll be funny this time. We also hope the editor manages a working link to Still Dithering. Otherwise, despite the fervent wishes of Chummy, it will all remain a figment of the imagination. Unlike previous series, Still Dithering, is presented in book form rather than individual blog postings. Enjoy.

August 7, 2022

Long time, no posts from Sydney or any of the others, but there’s rumours swirling about the imminent return of one or two or maybe even all of them. How soon and in what form, who knows? One rumour is that their next appearance will be in the form of a book. Not sure how they’ll manage that on a blog post but maybe Syd is smarter than he looks and has learnt the trick of linking — just like this: More Travel, Less Travail. Check it out, see if it works.

I think it’s over, and yes you were in it. I quite enjoyed it. Not sure if L did.

Coming Apart at the Seams | Series 6, #15

Back together. J pulled the string tight, tied a knot and gave me a bit of a clip.

Coming Apart at the Seams | Series 6, #14

Almost right. Just need to get my head screwed on the right way.

Coming Apart at the Seams | Series 6, #13

What do you mean, ‘It’s lucky I didn’t get the hair cut’?

Coming Apart at the Seams | Series 6, #12

Coming Apart at the Seams | Series 6, #11

Hope she gets everything in the right place

Coming Apart at the Seams | Series 6, #10

Just falling to pieces. Next thing J will be telling me to pull myself together. I would if I knew where the string was.

Coming Apart at the Seams | Series 6, #9

Maybe I’m being haunted.

Coming Apart at the Seams | Series 6, #8

The whole ‘be funny’ thing is haunting. I can’t be funny on demand. I mean, I’ve never been funny before!

Coming Apart at the Seams | Series 6, #7

And they all want me to be funny. This time I am drawing the line, the answer is no, no and no again.

Coming Apart at the Seams | Series 6, #6

J is so demanding. Smiles sweetly, but so demanding. I may need to draw the line!

Coming Apart at the Seams | Series 6, #5

Grumpy as all get out. That’s me, not Chummy. And confused. Aren’t we up to series six?

Coming Apart at the Seams | Series 6, #4

Syd’s back. Out of the blue, no less.

Coming apart at the seams | Series 6, #3

Very happy. Retired from cartooning. Haven’t seen Syd for yonks. Life’s good, mainly a morning sleep in, quick lunch, and an afternoon nap. What can possibly go wrong?

Coming Apart at the Seams | Series 6, #2

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