Goodenough Gismo
- This is the classic children's book, Goodenough Gismo, by Richmond I. Kelsey, published in 1948. Nearly unavailable in libraries and the collector's market, it is posted here with love as an "orphan work" so that it may be seen and appreciated -- and perhaps even republished, as it deserves to be. After you read this book, it won't surprise you to learn that Richmond Irwin Kelsey (1905-1987) was an accomplished artist, or that as Dick Kelsey, he was one of the great Disney art directors, breaking your heart with "Pinocchio," "Dumbo," and "Bambi."
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Cute! Are all of your cats computer-friendly? My two basically avoid it and me and go into another room. Every once in a long while (weeks) Frick wanders in, scratches at the pointer moving across the screen for a minute and then wanders off.
Posted by: RW Rogers | October 04, 2008 at 02:31 AM
Rainy is jealous of it because he'd prefer that I come play with him. Max likes to lie on it because it's almost always warm. The other two are indifferent.
Posted by: amba | October 04, 2008 at 02:34 AM
I have no cats at the present time. My last two chose to be outdoor cats. Really, I had no choice unless it was one to listen to the caterwauling at the door.
The both disappeared. I cannot stand the heartbreak again.
So now I have dogs. They are definitely not computer friendly. My Great Pyrenees puppy (he's 7 mo old) tries to eat the mouse and he's big enough to do it!
The mutt (1 yr old part lab, part husky) is determined to untangle the mess of wires that connect all the computers and all the peripherals in this house together.
That tangle bothers me too, but I *know* better than to mess with it! (If it's working, don't fix it.)
I miss my cats. When they chose to snuggle, purring and kneading, that was the ultimate in acceptance that a dog, in its submissiveness and anxiousness to please, can't quite give.
Posted by: Donna B. | October 04, 2008 at 03:05 AM
I've always been a dog person myself...I don't like the snuggling, purring, and kneading of cats, but dogs can have their own issues!
Posted by: Ron | October 04, 2008 at 06:53 AM
I don't like the snuggling, purring, and kneading of cats, ...
Wooo, does not compute.
Posted by: Charlie (Colorado) | October 04, 2008 at 05:30 PM
Chico sits in front of the computer and chases the cursor around the screen like it's an insect. Of course, it means he gets between me and whatever I'm reading.
Posted by: Melinda | October 04, 2008 at 06:55 PM
He looks addicted. Maybe he needs help...
Still, doesn't he appear to be in grand health!
Posted by: jason | October 04, 2008 at 07:01 PM
LOL! I think I'm the only one who got the allusion.
Cal, where are you when we need you?
Posted by: Walrus | October 05, 2008 at 08:23 PM