Cartoons: The Funny Thing About Marriage…

Marriage is a sacred institution that just might land you in an institution.

A drowsy married couple chat with coffee

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In the wise words of Ben Franklin, “Keep your eyes wide open before marriage, half shut afterwards.”

"Breakfast is more enjoyable since we agreed not to wear glasses at the table." from Mar/Apr 1999
“Breakfast is more enjoyable since we agreed not to wear glasses at the table.”
Mar/Apr 1999
"Let’s make a deal–if you don’t join the cigar trend, I won’t join the thong-bikini trend!" from Jul/Aug 1998
“Let’s make a deal—if you don’t join the cigar trend, I won’t join the thong-bikini trend!”
Jul/Aug 1998
"It's wearing me out: dirty clothes, fussy eating, constant whining…and then with our first baby on the way…" from Mar/Apr 2003
“It’s wearing me out: dirty clothes, fussy eating, constant whining…and then with our first baby on the way…”
Mar/Apr 2003
"Listen to this--The anonymous winner of Saturday's jackpot has not told her husband…" from Jan/Feb 2007
“Listen to this—The anonymous winner of Saturday’s jackpot has not told her husband…”
Jan/Feb 2007
"I'd go home to Mother, but I don't know where the RV jamboree is being held this week." from Jan/Feb 1998
“I’d go home to Mother, but I don’t know where the RV jamboree is being held this week.”
Jan/Feb 1998
"How could you, Ermela, after I've given you the best halftimes of my life?" from Jan/Feb 202
“How could you, Ermela, after I’ve given you the best halftimes of my life?”
Jan/Feb 2002
"Give me the bad news, Doc. Am I going to live?" from May/June 2000
“Give me the bad news, Doc. Am I going to live?”
May/Jun 2000

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