When I see an accusation against a candidate or group, I want to know if it’s true or not. So I research it, using a variety of sources from various opinion-directions. Right now, accusations–some could be true, others outlandish–are running rampant in social media, the news, and person-to-person. That’s why this cartoon grabbed my attention.
I think this cartoon expresses the frustration and angst most of us are feeling about now.
I thought we could all use a bit of levity today. Here’s a cartoon to let us laugh at ourselves a bit.
Enjoy all the interesting things you’re learning during this stay-at-home period.
Sometimes we just need to stop and laugh at ourselves. It’s a healthy thing to do.
People have been flocking to beaches for Spring break, secure in the belief that they’re too young and healthy to catch the virus and not worried about passing it on to others. Begging, educating, and arresting aren’t doing the trick. But I bet this would work.
Many of us are slaving over taxes–gathering those elusive receipts, adding up deductions, buying a do-it-yourself tax prep program like Turbo Tax or making an appointment with a tax preparer, and sweating over what we’ll end up owing. Take a break and enjoy this cartoon. You know you’ve always thought it.
My 11-month-old puppy chews everything she can get her paws on. Including my Bible (good Christian dog really devoured the Word)! She can’t reach my refrigerator magnets, though. Now you understand why I liked this cartoon. I hope you do, too.
(Warning: Silliness to follow. It’s too hot to be serious today.)
Does your bed partner snore? Are you tired of being sleepless because of it? This cartoon shows a possible cure.
You don’t have to be a Bible-reader to appreciate this cartoon about modern times.
