We've covered the serious news about the thousands of documents released by the Clinton Library Friday morning.
On the lighter side, one thing that struck us — and others — is that Jeff Shesol, a speechwriter for President Bill Clinton, spent some of his time at meetings doodling.
We've scoured hundreds of pages of documents and tried to capture a few of his gems. One — a carrot — was drawn during a meeting about the Clinton administration's discussion on technology literacy:
Shesol drew a leek during a meeting about an assault weapons ban:
Shesol joked on Twitter that "historians & therapists will grapple with the question of why I drew a leek during a WH meeting about the assault weapons ban"
In another Tweet, he wondered: "Important" doodles? Or evidence that my retirement as a cartoonist in 1998 did not come soon enough?"
We'll leave you with a few more doodles. If you click on any of the images, it'll take you to the corresponding document.
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