For someone who grew up watching Duck Tales reruns, life was meant to be an adventure; traveling to new places and sometimes, finding it in your own backyard. They weren't ducks- they were just people who happened to look like ducks. And the fantastic seemed so credible at that time that it was more real than the mundane world I had to return to at the end of the half hour.
Understandably, I was excited to find a collection of vintage strips by one of my favorite creators - Carl Barks(who created Uncle Scrooge). Hope I never grow too old for this.
Sometimes, when I have a difficult time believing, I go back to this, Calvin and Hobbes, Tintin- in fact anything that helps me remember that life is an adventure. Of course, I am living it, but there is a lot more to come and I will never stop believing.
Understandably, I was excited to find a collection of vintage strips by one of my favorite creators - Carl Barks(who created Uncle Scrooge). Hope I never grow too old for this.
Sometimes, when I have a difficult time believing, I go back to this, Calvin and Hobbes, Tintin- in fact anything that helps me remember that life is an adventure. Of course, I am living it, but there is a lot more to come and I will never stop believing.
2 comments:
I have been reading your blog on/n off,for couple of months now ..and this one caught my attention :-)) ..few days back,got a duck tales comic for my dear daughter and she liked it a lot.. amidst all the other cartoons this one was/is still my fav also..Lovely read..
I am a great fan of your recipe blog, and often refer to it when I fall short of ideas.
I don't expect everyone to worship everything I hold dear, but it feels good to know someone shares my interest. Thanks for dropping by. :)
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