Archive for the ‘News’ Category

Halfway to Paradise

News: September 14th, 2007

Anna and I off to Orlando tonight for a fun-and-sun-filled week with the rest of the Routly clan, so my plan is to do a couple of comics on the road. Should they be up late, you can blame Walt Disney, or possibly the good people at Universal. Or maybe someone at Medieval Times.  I [...]

Not tonight!

News: August 27th, 2007

Hey, just wanted to let you all know that today’s comic is going to be a little late getting up. Being away camping all weekend, and then out day and night both today and tomorrow is going to make it difficult to get it finished the way I’d like. But I will get it [...]

The Return of No 4th Wall to Break!

News: August 9th, 2007

A few years ago I did a guest panel for the of Chris Whetstone’s No 4th Wall to Break, on the occasion of his comic’s first anniversary.
Like most of us webcomic guys, real life got in the way and we’ve been without any N4thWtB (as those of us who like to call things names that [...]

A Harry dilemma…

News: July 19th, 2007

I’ve been working my way, slowly, through George R.R. Martin’s massive A Song of Ice and Fire series. The new job and its necessitated daily bus commute from Kirkland to Seattle and back has given me more time to read, and I discovered quickly that I’m going fast enough that even the (surprisingly great) [...]

Happy Canada Day!

News: July 1st, 2007

I must admit, I’m a little sad not to be able to get back up to Canada today to celebrate Canada Day.
Today marks Canada’s 140th “birthday” — which is different from when we became independent (that didn’t really happen until 1982. Seriously!) and instead celebrates when we became a Dominion. Still, it’s a pretty [...]

Subscribing to the Life of Ronnie RSS Feed

News: June 23rd, 2007

I’ve had several people ask about the Life of Ronnie RSS feed — mainly what it is, and how to use it.
RSS (which is short for “Really Simple Syndication”) is, essentially, a special kind of webpage that is useful when something has frequently updated content. You’ve probably seen RSS popping up in relation to [...]