Garfield by Jim Davis for March 26, 2017

I did that a few times: once with a salad and then with my first attempt with tamagoyaki (Japanese rolled omelette) in my rectangular skillet from Christmas. Both with my regular digital camera, not camera option on phone.

Send me one Garfield!

Aye sure and that picture tells all. What the others picture as a meal,Garf’s meal is the entire contents of the fridge.

I’ve seen this too many times on social media. It doesn’t make the food look very appetizing

I really don’t get the big deal about taking pictures of food…especially at a restaurant. The ONLY time I’d ever taken a picture of food was when I had made a casual dinner of Chunky Soup served on rice…but had shaped the rice surrounding the soup into a heart. It was Valentine’s Day. :)

Whoever started that trend should be drug into the street and beaten with frozen salamis.

Taking food pictures because it will last longer than the real thing.

I think it’s weird that Jon would buy his PETS their own phones.

Especially Odie, who tried to destroy Jon’s phone once back in 2007 because it started buzzing. I imagine his is just DRENCHED in slobber.

I never understood why people do this. I sure don’t.

Gives people with bad memories the ability to look up what, when,and where they last ate. We live in a visual society.

me want food more tacos

I don’t care what you are having to eat. Stop taking those darn pics and putting them on Facebook!

xxx

Love the eye spinning OP Art Introduction panel

The only time I would photograph food was if I were working for a food magazine.

I’m liking Jon’s meal there… minus the peas. I hate peas.

“I Instagram ev’ry meal I’ve had!” — “Weird Al” Yankovic, “Tacky”

Natch.

for some reason it makes food look delicious

The mouse looks funny.

Everyone took pictures of their meals, but Garfield took a picture of his snack

click (a cookie)

Take. The. Fridge.