We have gathered here today to acknowledge the death of the freedom of the weekend, whom we have all known and loved. When something we care for dies, family and friends gather with sorrow in their hearts to grieve and give comfort to each other. We all grieve differently, and often the presence of another person's company can bring understanding and support. Just being together, sharing our grief and our love, dissolves some of our loneliness and helps begin the process of releasing and healing from our loss. Another way to cope with this gigantic loss is through the healing power ofmemes. So go ahead, scroll through these stupid photos, and bask in the memory of sweet, sweet, freedom and happiness.
cat comics
We're loving these comics created by Lucas Turnbloom, aptly named "How to Cat." Turnbloom very accurately illustrates the nonsensical way that cats think, from getting the zoomies at 3 AM to refusing to eat the perfectly good food right in front of them. We'll probably never fully understand those little furry devils, but at least these comics are amusing for all the cat parents out there!
Lucas Turnbloom didn't expect this "inside joke" of a comic to become the hit that it has. People are going wild for '"How To Cat," a strip that was based his adventures adopting a rescue cat. Thanks to the encouragement of his wife, he's had to start a Facebook, Instagram and Patreon for the comics. If you like what you see, send him some moneyso we continue to see more of these purrrfect comics!
All of Adam Ellis' comics have provided us with endless entertainment, but we're here to recognize his very relatable and well-documented love for cats. The artist deftly and comically depicts some serious truths about the lives of feline freaks - and we're eagerly awaiting more purrrfect panels.
