The Ponderer

by Charles Jones

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Dion and The Belmonts had a song in 1961 called, The Wanderer. I think it should have been called The Philanderer myself. But it's a little late to ring up Dion and complain, I guess. Anyway, my character is more of a ponderer, cogitator, ruminator type. Mr. Wu might call him a philosopher. This is a 6 by 4.5 inches gel pen with color pencil drawing on medium bond acid-free paper. Original Jones Art continues to dive into the deep in of the thought pool here in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Dave Matke

Dave Matke 2 days ago

Ponderer ? Hmmm... I'll have to think about it : ) Nice one Charles and with Betty Davis eyes as well ! That blue is nice on the landscape .

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: I DO think 'thinking' can become habit-forming once you dive in more than a couple of times, Dave. BUT like everything else on this 'best of all possible' planets, it depends on the CPU doing the cogitating. Some should have never gotten past quality-control. Hope all is going great up there. :)
John Rembert Jones

John Rembert Jones 3 days ago

The Ponderer is drawn to the light perhaps. The light of enlightenment. Take care Charles.

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Enlightenment sounds good, John. Folks don't seem to know truth from a bad case of acid-indigestion. I will admit that both CAN leave a bad taste in one's mouth. Hope all is going great--a euphemism, I know--where you are. :)