Cartoon Saturday

Even by current standards, it's been a helluva week ...

The White House went into a finger-pointing uproar following publication of an anonymous op-ed article by a "senior administration official" expressing concern over Donald Trump's fitness to be president; Brazil's national museum was totally destroyed by a huge fire, with the loss of countless irreplaceable artifacts and files; hearings on the nomination of Bret Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court descended into partisan rancor and stonewalling, offering little insight into the nominee's judicial philosophy, and judge Kavanaugh declined to criticize Donald Trump's attacks on the independent judiciary; and good-ol'-boy actor Burt Reynolds passed away at the age of 82.

This week, let's look at cartoons about cavepersons, because why not? ...

Yes, deflection of responsibility is a longstanding practice ...

How evolution works ...

Caveat emptor ...

Teenagers never change ...

We're still worried about arms races ...

One bitrock = 100 pebbles ...

Wow ... something in common! ...

The dawn of legal specialization ...

Oh, oh ... hope he doesn't come home with mammoth instead of aurochs ...

Good question ...

And there you are - a collection of prehistoric humor to help you get over the prehistoric nature of Congressional activity. I hope it worked.

Here in NoVa, it looks as if our heat wave has broken, at least for a few days, as temperatures drop into the low-to-mid 70's and rain returns. Not like my garden needs it. Plus, I can perhaps get in a nice power walk or two or three! Life's good.

Have a good day and a great weekend. More thoughts tomorrow, when Musical Sunday returns. See you then.

Bilbo