2.3.16

I completely forgot about posting last week's strip - both here at Harts Pass and on my website - so here you go! Always amazing to me how in certain ways the wildlife can make living in the mountains look so easy. I'm sure that its harder than we think, and that they have different ways to register their own feelings of cold and hunger, but still... 'Zip, Zip, Zip!'

1.27.16

Having our first real thaw of the winter this last week or so. Great (finally!) for packing some snow together and building stuff, but a little melty when it hits the upper 30's and a LOT heavier for shoveling - plus messier for waxing those classic skis with klister. So it goes :) All in a good winter!

1.20.16

It's still January of course, and not yet Valentine's Day, but it feels like time for a little comic series on love it its many varied forms. Enjoy!

PS This is what our house looks like as of Tuesday morning, and I DO have a certain affinity for shoveling the driveway!

1.13.15

Distracted by my recent trip to Austin and I forgot to post last week's comic. On it for this week, so you can tune in as of Friday morning for the regular update :)

Hope to revamp the look of this page sometime soon as well. "Ch-ch-ch changes!"

1.6.16

I'm not a backcountry skier by any stretch of the imagination, but the snow's been so cold and light and fluffy 'round here of late that even the front country is skiing pretty great :) It won't last long so get H.A.P.P.Y. while you can!

12.30.15 - Happy New Year!

Sleep walking into the New Year... but The Force is strong with this one. Much love and Happy New Year to all! (Apologies for the droopy eyes.)

12.23.15

Merry Christmas and Seasons GRRReetings from all of us wild critters at Harts Pass Comics!

12.16.15

The ski season was officially underway several weeks back, but with a fall marathon finally behind me I'm happy to put away the shoes for a month or two myself :) Happy Holidays!

12.9.15

The C$MyWallet®! Technology beyond your wildest imagination.

12.2.15

It's been a while since I've done a "History of Grit" strip, but here you go! On this date in 1847...