Last Kiss by John Lustig for December 24, 2024

Ho ho ho. Merry Kissmas!

Third base.

Merry Christmas John.

Good work by the team, cleaning up the old artwork! Now she has pupils in her eyes! And the bell ornament is cute!

Merry Christmas, one and all!

Let’s not get religion involved in this holiday!

So was everybody else in town, who would of thunk it?

OK, this is odd.

Go over to ‘Cracked.com’

They have a list of the best Christmas songs written by Jews.

Did you know Mel Torme was one of the Chosen People.

Of course, in retrospect, it all makes sense.

Right, now you’ll say Jesus wasn’t white. /s

Happy Chanukah (and a Merry X-mas too)

Happy Christmas , Merry New Year , a Wonderful Chanukah , and my favorite , Happy Hogswatch, to one and all !!

Jesus …… Who?

Love it.

Actually, Santa was Anatolian Greek.

And a Happy Boxing day for all the folks who didn’t get enough of Black Friday!

“Jesus wasn’t Jewish, he was a Christian. Are you telling me he didn’t believe in himself? You looney liberals never read the bible.” A former neighbor.

Not to mention he was probably short, brown skinned with curly hair. Not the Northern European that some would have us believe. Also, he’d be branded as a socialist by today’s religious right. For fun, check out Betty Bowers, America’s Best Christian, on youtube.

And that is a fact. And a rabbi as well.

Happy Holiday no matter what you celebrate! Looking forward to another year of Last Kiss hilarity!

Merry Holidays, John.

Reminds me of a story of my father (who was a Jewish refugee from Germany). In his late teens he joined a youth group at the local church. One day, one of the priests asked him if he’d like to join the acolytes. He said, “You know I’m Jewish, right?” The priest answered, “That’s okay. So was Jesus.” So my dad became known as “The Jewish Acolyte”.

Merry Christmas John to your family!

just as point of information: “It seems plausible that the Magi were “overjoyed” at again seeing before them, as they traveled southward, “his star,” Jupiter, which at its stationary point was standing still over Bethlehem. We do know for certain that Jupiter performed a retrograde loop in 2 B.C. and that it was stationary on December 25, interestingly enough, during Hanukkah, the season for giving presents.” from “The Star of Bethlehem” Imprimis by Hillsdale College, by Craig Chester Past President, Monterey Institute for Research in Astronomy…it’s available online, wouldn’t let me post the url in here

The best part was how she found out.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, John.

Happy Chanukah, Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, Merry Kiss-mas… Merry Everything, John!