Pandemic be damned, families are getting together this year for real, in person, face to face to greatly enjoy or barely tolerate each other’s company. Holiday tip to you and yours: humor helps. With that in mind, check out a selection of our favorite family cartoons that should provide just the comic relief you need….
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Jon Adams’ cartoon is set at an author event in a bookstore. The author sits on the shoulders of a woman. He’s wearing a long trench coat that reaches the woman’s knees and is, I imagine, supposed to conceal the woman. But she’s destroying the illusion by peeking out of the coat at the audience….
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