FISHING FOR CHARITY-- BLOGGER-STYLE

So in last Thursday's post,

I showed you 

ALL

of the fish I drew for the

Family Services Agency

Charity Auction.

But not all of them sold.

Some didn't even make it onto the table.

So here are the 

poor, ownerless fish 

that got left behind!

Please note that these are pretty lousy pics.

The originals are MUCH more colorful!

Anyway,

check 'em out:

FISH A

FISH B

FISH C

FISH D

FISH E

FISH F

FISH G

FISH H

FISH I

FISH J

FISH K

FISH L

FISH M

FISH N

FISH O

FISH P

FISH Q

FISH R

FISH S

FISH T

FISH U

FISH V

FISH W

FISH X

FISH Y

So what should I do with these 

poor homeless fish?

I should make them available to

YOU

and I oughta

make a couple bucks for charity

while I'm at it.

So let's do this!

But as always,

there are 

RULES!

So listen up:

Each 

original

hand drawn 

and

signed

fish,

big or small.

is

ten dollars

($10.00)

It's going to be first come first serve.

So pick a fish

and note the letter above it.

Then go to the comments section below and see if 

someone has already called dibs on the fish you

want to call your own.

If so--

tough boogies.

Try a different fish.

If no one has claimed your fish,

stake your claim and leave a contact e-mail.

For example:

Hey, Mr. Warburton 

(you handsome devil),

I'd like FISH Q please,

because it speaks to my

colorful and fishy sensibilities.

Please e-mail me at 

fishtaco@yoohoo.com.

Thanks!

You'll receive an email afterwards

asking you for payment and mailing instructions.

Payment will be by paypal ONLY!

Postage is included in the $10.

YAY!

All $$$ made 

(after postage is paid)

will be sent to the

Family Service Agency 

of Burbank!

(cross my heart and hope to die)

And unfortunately,

no international orders can be made.

Sorry!

And that should be it.

So what are you waiting for?

GO CLAIM YOUR FISH

IN THE COMMENTS SECTION!

Happy fishing!

THE FISH OF THE FSA

So as promised,

I'm posting all the fish I

drew for the

Family Service Agency of Burbank

charity auction at

Cartoon Network.

They're not the best photos.

The originals are much more colorful.

Some are on colored paper,

but it doesn't show up well in the pics.

So just imagine them even prettier.

If you recall,

the fish were sold like this:

We sold a lot!

But there were some leftover

and some that never even made it onto the table.

But I know just what to do with them.

And I'll tell you next week!

(please raise your hand if you're sick of cliff hangers)