Cartoons: Gardening Gaffes
Gardening can be hot, dirty, backbreaking, and…funny?
“Let’s plant it right here!”
July/August 2001
“I know you’re out here, dear.
I heard you using your new rototiller.”
May/June 2000
“He’s doing better this season.
Last year his back gave out before his enthusiasm.”
July/August 1998
“When these things grow up, we’re in real trouble.”
March/April 1994
“I really look forward to Monday morning—it gets me back to work!”
May/June 1999
“Isn’t that where you spilled the fertilizer?”
May/June 2004
Cartoons: Medical Mayhem
“Either I was accidentally using my iPod, or your heart beats to ‘We Will, We Will, Rock You’.”
July/August 2013
“If they describe this as chicken soup, how are they ever going to identify my gallstones?
July/August 1997
“Is this magazine really two years old, or have I just been waiting here that long?”
January/February 2013
“You’ll laugh when I tell you that little Tabby got down out of the tree all by herself”
October 1960
“The doctor will see you now. Did you bring a stool sample?”
September/October 2001
“I’d offer you a tissue, but they’re 87 cents each.”
July/August 1997
“Where’s the recovery room?”
December 1975
Cartoons: Summertime, and the Living is Easy
March 1957
“Isn’t it great to get out of the kitchen and cook in the fresh air?”
July/August 2012
“Allow me to introduce myself …”
September 1953
June 1954
“You get your laughs, don’t you?”
July 1954
