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Right now, as of this writing, I’m in my studio working on some new I Knew That! cartoon game panels.  So, I thought I’d share one more with you.

I really enjoy creating this feature for newspapers. I love thinking up the questions and especially enjoy adding the cartoon that may, from time to time, give an extra hint.

And readers have responded positively to it.  I Knew That! is quickly becoming a favorite feature in their local newspaper.

I guess the reason is that the questions are so doggone easy. Anyone can answer them!  But don’t get too over confident.  There’s that one moment where you may just have a bit a brain freeze and can’t quite think of the answer.

That’s when you have the I Knew That! moment. You’ll find yourself saying to yourself, “I knew that!”

Answer: (Click, hold down, and move your mouse to the right of the arrow to reveal the answer)===============>Laugh Out Loud.

Yep, it’s back to school time! so, once again, the Georgetoon store is offering our classic “Back To School” T-shirts, sweatshirts, and book binders!

Send your child back to school with this terrific shirt with a fun cartoon design that will sure to be the talk of their classmates!

Simply click on the image below and drop one into your shopping cat today. You can even customize it to your liking!

If you don’t have time to read David Copperfield by Charles Dickens, then everyone should, at least, be required to read the following passage:

‘My other piece of advice, Copperfield,’ said Mr. Micawber, ‘you know. Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure nineteen nineteen and six, result happiness. Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure twenty pounds ought and six, result misery. The blossom is blighted, the leaf is withered, the god of day goes down upon the dreary scene, and—and in short you are for ever floored. As I am!’

I’m sure you can think of person or two who should’ve read that at one time or another…and actually applied it’s rule.  Things sure would be different right now!

Complete the title of this famous children's book.

It’s almost back to school time!  to celebrate the big day(and we al know mom is happy!), I’ve included in today’s post my comic game panel I Knew That!

I Knew That! is easy trivia everyone should know. Today’s IKT! panel celebrates a children’s book that many of us discovered in our elementary school library when we were first learning how to read.

Click the cartoon to enlarge it and take a shot at answering it.   Then, hit your Back Button in your browser to come back to this page.

Oh, and the answer to I Knew That! is just  below.  Slapping your forehead yet?

Answer: (Click, hold down, and move your mouse to the right of the arrow to reveal the answer)===============> One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish. First published in 1960.

I was at Walmart last week picking up a few necessities and happened by the bargain DVD bins.

I’ll usually wander over to this area whenever I’m shopping there.  Ya never know.  a favorite movie might be had for only a few bucks.

As luck would have it, I stumbled on a couple.  I quickly snapped them up.

What did I buy?  Well, I grabbed a movie that I first say about 15 years ago.  It’s called, Far From Home The Adventures Of Yellow Dog. It won me over from the get-go because it features a Yellow Labrador.  It’s been a favorite of mine over the years and I was so happy to find it to add to my home DVD collection.

I can tell you, when I first sat down to view it, I didn’t expect much.  But, Far From Home The Adventures Of Yellow Dog was a real surprise!  A very entertaining movie!  It’s one of the best dog movies ever!

Are you looking or a wonderful family movie? Far From Home The Adventures Of Yellow Dog has warmth, action, sweeping scenery, and adventure. It’s simply perfect for kids of all ages.

So, if you wander over to Walmart, check out that five dollar bin. You’ll probably find a copy of Yellow Dog in there (or one of your favorites from years past).  For five bucks, it’s worth the price of admission.

What was the other DVD purchase I made?  I’ll share that with you next week.  It is, IMHO, one of the greatest athletic films ever made. Take a guess if you’d like. No wagering, please.