oh well. Thirteen years. Still no Pulitzers. Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Share on Tumblr (Opens in new window) Tumblr Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Like Loading... Related
At least you’ve got two nephews who think you are REALLY amazing/famous for having your name in a newspaper all the time. LikeLike
Don’t feel so bad – now you don’t have to be in the same Pulitzer class as cartoonist Mike Ramirez. I’m stunned this is his SECOND. I just think he’s so…obvious…rather than creative. LikeLike
Ethel: Ooo, good point. I’ll wait it out until next year. E: That is the best thing anyone has said to me in weeks. Really. Thanks. LikeLike
Cindy: Good point. Although the accompanying check wouldn’t have enough time to collect any dust at all. LikeLike
You’re still the best journalist that I know!* Fame, notority – who needs it (* whom I went to high school with and who used to drive a Pinto) LikeLike
Uncle Crappy 
At least you’ve got two nephews who think you are REALLY amazing/famous for having your name in a newspaper all the time.
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Don’t feel so bad – now you don’t have to be in the same Pulitzer class as cartoonist Mike Ramirez. I’m stunned this is his SECOND. I just think he’s so…obvious…rather than creative.
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Ethel: Ooo, good point. I’ll wait it out until next year.
E: That is the best thing anyone has said to me in weeks. Really. Thanks.
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Congratulations! Who needs a silly prize anyway? Just makes it harder to dust.
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Cindy: Good point. Although the accompanying check wouldn’t have enough time to collect any dust at all.
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You’re still the best journalist that I know!*
Fame, notority – who needs it
(* whom I went to high school with and who used to drive a Pinto)
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