
$36,000 for a 1966 Peanuts Sunday original? How about $360,000? The Daily Cartoonist reports it’s the highest price paid yet.
http://www.dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2021/09/14/signed-schulz-sunday-peanuts-sets-auction-record/
The shocking, yet not surprising, stories from the final months of Trump’s term in office continue to surface.
Being able to paste in a YouTube URL and have a Colbert video appear is quite a change from 15 years ago. Back then I had analog cable TV being captured by an ATI TV Wonder card.
I edited using a very old version of Pinnacle, then had to convert to FLV, because Flash was the only available streaming video format. The process was labor intensive and extremely time consuming, and it ended in a 320×240 video that was uploaded to the site via FTP. Painful!
What hasn’t improved since then? Dealing with WordPress problems.

I’ve discovered the source of my troubles with this site. You crazy @#$%^&* misfits!
I have to recreate this post, because the site was restored back to the point immediately before the entry.
The past two hours have been spent on the phone with Bluehost, trying to figure out why Google refuses to index this site. Google says it’s due to a redirection.

Microsoft’s Bing search engine, and the scrappy newcomer DuckDuckGo, are both indexing and searching the site without a problem, but apparently Google has a requirement that isn’t being met. Which means Google is saying, “you are dead to me.”
With any luck Neal (or Neil), at Bluehost has done something that might help. For now I’m just happy to be working again.
P.S. Another problem that I hope won’t return. “Forbidden — You don’t have permission to access this resource.Server unable to read htaccess file, denying access to be safe. Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.”
A couple more tidbits from my first recorded conversation with Prue.
In this clip Prue explains why her father decided the family should stay in England after the war, rather than return to Belgium.
Prue had this funny comment about being a ballet student and seeing Moira Shearer.

Second New Yorker submission in a row. I’ve never even been a finalist, and I was happier after giving up. Why am I doing this to myself again?

P.S. I tried thinking up a caption about an out-of-body experience, but nothing came to me. I’m hoping somebody was more successful exploiting that angle.