Cartoons: Wives’ Tales
A recent cartoon collection featured some rather nutty husbands. Alas, we are forced to admit that wives have their moments, too.
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Tag Archives: Marriage
For Better Or Worse
While making lunch for her recently retired husband, a newlywed bride wonders if there might be such a thing as too much togetherness.
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Sitting
In a hilarious excerpt from his best-selling Familyhood, the Mad About You star reflects on his favorite, um, sport.
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Love Surprise
Does Cupid’s arrow target our weight along with our hearts?
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Cartoons: The Funny Thing About Marriage …
Marriage is a sacred, consecrated institution … not to mention great comedy fodder! Here are some wonderful cartoons on this theme from the Post archives.
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A Widow’s Life
Losing a loved one brings about monumental changes. Here’s how to survive the first year of widowhood from author Susan Beer and online resources for coping with grief and loss.
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Cutaway
“Cutaway” is the story of two couples having dinner, but the emotions underneath tell a tale of their own.
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The Geometry of Love, by John Cheever
How convenient to reduce your marital difficulties to a mathematical formula! How convenient-and how dangerous!
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Love and Marriage: A Cartoon Gallery
The Post has a rich history when it comes to humor and cartoons.
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Hook, Line, and Stinker
Hook, Line, and Stinker Wife to husband: “One of those trout you were fishing for last weekend called and left her phone number.” Karen S. Chilos
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Special Delivery
A New Yorker I know was so sure his wife was cheating on him that he insisted they move to California. A week later, he discovered they had the same mailman. Gary DaSilva
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The Seven Ages of Love
This photo essay from our special “Love in America” issue reveals how Americans saw love 40 years ago.
(From the December 31, 1966 issue.)
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Oh, Happy Day
“Congratulations!” said the uncle to the groom. “I’m sure you’ll look back and remember today as the happiest day of your life.” “But I’m not getting married until tomorrow,” said the groom. “I know that,” replied the uncle. —Christopher Tome
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