Author Archives: Don OKeefe

Happy Mother’s Day Mom!!!! Reflecting on mother’s day this year, I felt much gratitude for how many different things you juggled while raising us up. So much to keep track of — holidays, birthdays, vacations, school schedules, outings, even the changing of the seasons and the yearly rhythm of planting daffodil bulbs. A mom isContinue reading “It’s always Mom o’clock!”

Happy Birthday Dad. This year, as your present, I am sharing with you this completely real, undoctored photo I found of you in Truman Capote’s archive.

Since you were out at the cabin, this is how I imagined your Father’s Day. Hope it was a good one!

Western Road Trips of Bygone Days (Previously posted on the Blogspot)

Are corner stores the highest integration of art and life? Maybe not, but they’re pretty close. To respond to this week’s theme, I drew a convenience store in a two story building. The apartment (life) is above and the convenience store (art) is below. You might ask, “are convenience store art?” Well, I don’t know.Continue reading “Convenience Store – The Highest Integration of Art and Life?”

– Ugly Donald by Barry– Ugly Barry by Donald– Pig-Snake-Ant and Duck-Shark by Barry– Heron-Turtle by Donald (dotted line shows leg extension)

Happy Birthday Mom! Its kind of a strange card, but it popped into my head so I went with it. – D

Happy Birthday Dad! Hope it was a good one. -D

Arthur, I hope you’ve had a terrific birthday. – UNCLE D