Garfield by Jim Davis for June 14, 2016

That, and we’re getting the setup for his birthday.

’Twill come to you, Garfield… just be patient.

It isn’t Monday?

Jon keeps looking for Garfield in the same room, but Garfield is in a different room.

I’ve always found it ridiculous to write something down to remember – I would never remember to look at that note or that I even wrote something. Or tie a knot and then see it and spend the rest of the day wondering what I was supposed to remember… Beeping calendars on a mobile phone, however, are tops.

You know you’re getting old when THIS happens.

Ha! Ha! Ha! … Ha! Ha! Ha! … Ha! Ha! Ha! … Ha! Ha! Ha! … That’s a Lock … On ME.

He goes into the room because he wants to see if he remembers why he went into a room, and forgets- a paradox.

garfield is going to turn 38 this week, and the longest any known cat has lived is 38 years, and three days!

I can’t believe I’m saying this, but even seeing the birthday nightmares would be even better right now

Q. Why did Garfield walk into the room?A. He’s a cat. He can do whatever he darn well likes! ;)

Looks like Jon removed all of the furniture out of the room so that’s no hint as to why he came into the room. Garfield you might as well turn around and go into the kitchen for something to eat. You will anyway.

:x A pair a docs…

I pant and pant once more…

Another example of the concern about the Hereafter.

Never say you know why until you actually know.

xxx

All of us over 35 know something about this:-)

Well he obviously came into the room to remember why he came into the room! :-)

Memory is fleeting.

I read that if you forget what you came into a room for just walk back out and then back in. It kind of resets your circuits and you remember! This has actually worked for me a few times.

what was I going to say again?