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| ART LOVER |
Hello Everybody! Koda Canine here.
Sometimes when I'm out in the backyard at night answering Nature's call before bedtime, and I still have no idea why Nature can't just leave a message and call me back in the morning, I stop and look up at the stars.
Now the image I've included below with this post is not from my neck of the woods, but I fail to see how anyone cannot look up at the night sky—provided they've got a clear night and no exterior lights to interfere with their view—and not be moved by its beauty.
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Anyway, according to an art book one of my people read once, one of the greatest painters of all time was a man named Vincent van Gogh, and one of his most famous paintings just happens to be entitled Starry Night.
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| Starry Night by van Gogh |
While the Google image on the left doesn't do it justice compared to the double page spread in my human's art book, it is still an amazing painting!
But where is all of this leading to?
Why, a long build up to reveal the long lost relatives of Vincent van Gogh.
Hey, this is the Sunday Funnies, not "Art Critics' Corner".
So without further adieu...
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| Self portrait by the artist |
There was a dizzy aunt named Verti Gogh.
The cousin who worked at a convenience store was Stop n' Gogh.
The magician in the family that always made things disappear was Where Did It Gogh.
The cousin who moved to Mexico was Ami Gogh.
The family member who went to the American wild west to work for the stage company was Wells far Gogh.
The ballroom dance instructor was Tang Gogh while her disco loving child was Go Gogh.
The bird watcher was Flamin Gogh.
The self help guru of the family was Way to Gogh.
The energetic bouncy nephew was Poe Gogh.
The long lost brother with a bad back was Lum Bay Gogh, and the forgotten niece who is now exploring the world by RV is Winne Bay Gogh.
Granted, some of the puns above might be groaners, but I saw you smiling so there you Gogh. 😉
So on that note♫, take care.
STAY SAFE!
Have a great week and please be back next weekend for more Sunday Funnies.
And as Casey Kasem always said, "Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars!"
Both links were active at the time of posting and despite the puns, the art and night sky are still beautiful.—KC.
