Here is another comic for you.

I need to work on my BLOCK / COMIC handwriting and my spacial awareness.  But this is fun!

I read a blog called Inkygirl.com The writer draws a lot of comics having to do with writing.  I really like it.  So, I thought I would try my hand at a comic.  Her comics are simple and in black and white, most of the time.  So I drew a little comic about a conversation I had with one of my students.  Sorry – they aren’t very good drawings, but this is just for fun for me.

So, for kicks and giggles I decided to see if I was in the BYU Library – and yes I am! This is a paper I wrote for a folklore class. It was a huge project. Below is the library record. I feel almost like a published author! Plus, someone actually had to read my 50 page paper to do the summary and then I don’t know where they got the info for the bio sections! Ha!

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Snipe hunting : it’s not always fun and games, 2002
Morris, Lesli Joe, 1981-

Personal Author:	Morris, Lesli Joe, 1981-
Title:	Snipe hunting : it’s not always fun and games, 2002.
Physical description:	1 item (50 leaves)
Access restriction:	Open for public research.
Summary:	Collection of stories about the prank called snipe hunting. The prank consists of one group of young men or young women taking another group outdoors in search of the nonexistent animal, called a snipe. Morris relates how this game is often played by young member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints during retreats and camps. Morris differentiates between types of snipe hunting and the reasons behind them. She concludes by relating the stories to William Bascom’s four functions of folklore.
Related materials:	These materials are part of the William A. Wilson Folklore Archives.
Biographical sketch:	Morris was born in West Valley, Utah. She majored in English and received a minor in Computers and Humanities at Brigham Young University.
Custodial history:	Created by Lesli Joe Morris while she was enrolled in Eric Eliason’s English 391 class during the fall semester of 2002.
Corporate subject:	Brigham Young University–Students–Folklore.
Subject term:	Practical jokes–Folklore.
Subject term:	Snipes–Folklore.
Subject term:	Mormon youth–United States–Folklore.
Genre or Form:	College students’ writings, American–Utah–Provo.
Genre or Form:	Folklore.
Location:	L. Tom Perry Special Collections, Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah 84602.

Holdings
HBLL Special Collections
	Copy	Material	Location
FA 1 2765	1	Archival Manuscript	Manuscript Collection – 1130 HBLL

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