Red fairy basslet spies Pattillo Armadillo!

You know my children's book character Pattillo is an armadillo and some armadillos can walk under water when necessary. Well, in this drawing you see Pattillo Armadillo trundling along through Red fairy basslet's marine neighborhood. Wonder if they spoke any friendly hellos?! I feel as if they did. Well, a nod at least.

Pattillo Armadillo arrives late

Wispy smoke curls from snuffed candle telling Pattillo that the neighborhood meeting is over and he's late once again.

Meanwhile you have a fish-eye's view as a falling star plunks into the pond and curious fishies look on...

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You May Cross the Great Water

You May Cross the Great Water is an I-Ching-inspired drawing and although you can't see any fishies, I'm sure they're glubbing under there somewhere!

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Yet you may wish to check out new verses from Mr.A.Cat on some of the presidential candidates who are campaigning at us already at Lim's Limericks but do avoid if you tend to wear your political indoctrinations upon your sleeve...for who knew cats could be so political?

Also today I have published a Political Astrology post on the New Moon of May 16 (Wednesday) at Stars Over Washington where a big week is now in progress in our nation's capital...it's Whistleblowers Week...hope it does America and the whole world some good, don't you?