Heyo, I have another new LWS Comic QUICKLET for you today called “Washing Hands Be Like.” So, how do washing hands be like during a viral pandemic? Well, in one word, difficult. Or in two words, time consuming. But how does one know how long to wash their hands for? Well it has been said online that the best way is to sing “Happy Birthday” to the end. Interesting no? Those news articles about washing hands gave me the inspiration for this strip.
I bet singing happy birthday while washing your hands is fun the first five times you do it….I can only imagine the mental anguish after the five time threshold. Luckily there are a lot of other songs of similar length to sing. Oh, you want to know them? Well I’m sorry, I actually don’t know any…So it’s happy birthday for me, every day, 15 times a day, 365 days a year. :0
Anyways, that’s it for this weeks’ strip. If you liked this one, then check out my other “Be Like” Quicklets. Ciao.
Hey there LWS fans, I have another new QUICKLETS comic for you today called “Visiting Family Be Like.” As you many have ascertained from the title, this one is about visiting family. Specifically visiting family during the covid-19 pandemic. In some cases one can only talk through glass in order to see loved ones. Like many of you already know, while we must remain socially distant, we must also pass along our love to our relatives, and we as human beings have found all sorts of creative ways to do so.
However, just because there’s a pandemic doesn’t mean you are immune to parental observations. Like eating enough, or gaining weight. Haha.
Anyways, that’s it for this week’s comic strip. Please check out my other ones, such as Internets Be Like and all my other pandemic, self isolation themed gags. And please, share my comics. During these tough times, humor can help us heal.
Hey y’all, here’s another new LWS QUICKLET just for you called “Internets Be Like.” So how does the internets be like anyhow? Well, during self-isolation, the internet is a wonderful resource to curb boredom and cabin fever. It also is a little bit addicting, so during these hard times, one can find themselves online from 9:00am to 11:30pm. LOL.
And when online for such lengths, one can often discover very surprising things that they did not know before (as well as some eyestrain, get those blue light filters). My such revelation was a song by the Chemical Brothers called Salmon Dance. Have you heard of this song? Haha, it is hilarious and very 90s-esque.
Anyways, that’s it for today’s Quicklet, if you like these then share them around. We’re all in isolation together (figuratively), so let’s not go insane. Share my comics, spread it like…uh…like BUTTER. Yes, spread it like butter! 🙂
Welcome to another new QUICKLET called “Relaxing Be Like.” It’s tough to relax during a viral outbreak, isn’t it? It’s also hard to chill while in self-isolation. The only saving grace from the constant infectious paranoia is knowing that everyone of your housemates is A-OKAY. Competely, COVID free— AHCHOOOO!
You know this happens to you. Someone sneezes, coughs and your mind instantly thinks, COVID! I find that even in self-isolation my mind goes there. Like for instance, when my cat suddenly has a coughing or sneezing fit. LOL. There’s a little bit of me that’s like…”Where have you been? Did you leave the quarantine zone?” Haha, but then I remember my kitty has allergies.
Anyways, that’s it for today’s QUICKLET comic. If you liked Relaxing Be Like, then check out any number of my other LWS Quicklets. Stay safe and healthy LWS fans.
Hey comic fans, here’s another cool LWS Quicklet called “Neighbors Be Like.”Neighbors Be Like is inspired by all the self quarantined apartment and neighbors singing songs and playing music together, like some social distancing party. I was moved by the human spirit and the willingness to connect to people even though all of us are ordered to be far apart.
Anyways, that’s it for this Quicklet. Feel free to check out my LWS Facebook page. Welp, my hands are freezing so I must stop typing. I hope continue to stop by and read my comics. Also, it helps to share, share and share again. Don’t keep me a secret all to yourself. 🙂
Heyo all you self isolating pandemic-heads, and welcome to a new Living With Stacy Quick-let! Today’s strip is called “Essential Skills Be Like.” Don’t you ever wish you had time to brush up on the essential things in life? Like, gardening, baking, and sewing? Well, now we all have the time to do so…or perhaps the time to realize that we aren’t very good at said essential skills.
To be fair, we all have different professions, so we can forgive ourselves for not knowing how to do some of them. And like I said earlier, what better time to learn an essential skill than right now. 🙂
Speaking of professions, if you lost yours lately due to COVID-19 and you live in Canada, you can apply for the CERB. I’m sure you all know about it now, but even self-employed individuals (like comic creators), who’ve made at least $5000.00 of total income last year can apply.
That’s it for today’s quick-let. Expect more quicklets as they get completed. Happy isolation! 🙂
Hey there all you isolated LWS fans. How stressful is it to hear about all this COVID-19 news? It’s all I see on social media (with just cause). Well, perhaps I can take your mind off of it for just a minute with my new comic strip called “Whoopsie.”
Today’s comic closes in on the end of the grocery store arc. Fitting in a way, with grocery stores going out of stock and changing their hygiene practices and distancing policies. I promise, this story arc wasn’t planned to coincide during all of this. It just weirdly timed up. :0
Anyways, I digress. Ryan and Stacy are just about home. Ryan, ignoring Stacy’s warning, places the groceries on the hood of the car in order to pick collect the rest of the bags. Do any of you out there do this? I have…lol. In any case, the groceries slip off the car hood and splat onto the ground. “Whoopsie” indeed.
If you liked this week’s comic then please check out the first comic in the grocery arc called Business.
Well, that’s it for now. Y’all keep your head up and try to restrict the constant Coronavirus news to a daily minimum so as not to stress while isolating. Stay diligent and wash those hands. 🙂
Hey there Living With Stacy fans, I have another new strip for you in this fabulous grocery store arc called “Checkout.” How many of you can relate to the horrors of grocery shopping, hm? I bet there is a lot of you. If you had any such experience then please share this comic with your friends and loved ones.
Do you know that sharing the comics is an excellent way to get more people to read Living With Stacy? So do it, do it now, or I’ll call the police.
Oh this just in, our IRL cat Jeanie just jumped on my shoulder and dug her claws into my flesh, slicing two hair follicles like she was playing connect the dots. How fun. This is a sign, it means that this comic is “EPIC!” Please share now. Do it now.
That’s it for this weeks comic. Check out my others here.
Hey there LWS fans and welcome to another great comic strip called “Right Over Here.” Continuing with Ryan and Stacy’s grocery excursion, we find them agreeing to meet up after Ryan grabs a bag of nacho chips. Stacy replies, “Okay, I’ll be right over here.” However, when Ryan returns Stacy is gone, seemingly vanished off the face of the Earth.
Anyone who has gone to the grocery store will understand our plight. Lol. How many times have you looked the other way for a tasty treat on a shelf only to lose your significant other within seconds. You think to yourself, it was only a few seconds, they must be right around the corner. WRONG! They are gone, and you are left alone to wander the store in search of them, narrowly missing them with every passing aisle. Then it hits you, yes, you should go the other way! Brilliant. But wait, what if your significant other thinks the same thing, then you’ll miss them….Hmm, yes big brain calculations here. You continue on…but alas, your spouse was never seen again. Or at least it seems that way when walking for 20 minutes in the grocery store.
Next time someone says “right over here” remember my writings. Haha. Anyways, that’s it for this week’s strip. If you liked Right over here than please read my other comics in the grocery arc, starting with Business. Until next time. Happy shopping. 🙂
Hey there LWS comic fans, I have a new strip for you called “Smoked Meats.” Stacy gets a whiff of third hand cigarette smoke and has a coughing fit. Wondering where it’s coming from, she asks Ryan, who can only smell the smoked meats directly in front of him. Lol.
This was another true to life story, complete with sarcastic quip at the end from our beloved Stacy. Haha.
If any of your are familiar with grocery shopping you’re going to love the comics coming up. For those of you who just arrived, check out “Business” which is the very start of what I’m calling the “Grocery Store Arc.”
Well that’s it for this week’s strip. Please come back and read more on my website. And if you’re feelin’ rad you can pick up my book as well! 🙂
