Personal Cartoons

"We medical practitioners do our very best, Mr. Nyman. Nothing is more sacred to us than the doctor-plaintiff relationship."

"My position is very simple. I prefer not knowing whether a person is gay or Irish."

"I wish my identity weren't so wrapped up with who I am."

"You got better-looking as you got older—up to a point."

"Well, right now I'm feeling a little uncomfortable."

Couples' therapy

"From Zero To Sixty In What Seems Like Eight Seconds Flat."

Valentine Cards

"I want a doctor I can relate to, someone who's at least fifteen pounds over his ideal weight."

"My mistake, really. I thought your ad said you were into cross-training."

No. 6 Train Graffiti Gets Personal

"I'm into whole grains and long dirt baths, and I'm looking for someone who's not afraid to cross the road."

"Hi! I'm Carl, from Amazon fulfillment. Would you mind telling us how you feel about your online shopping experience?"

"Dear Wendy, please excuse the tardiness of my response to your recent tweet from Hoboken."

"Having nannies really changes you."

"The locket contains a strand of my DNA."

Middle-Of-Life Choices

Cowboys on a Journey Within

A woman walks into a large building with a sign that reads "A mall of my own".

"This next song is very personal, and I'd just like to hum it to myself."

A single man can be seen through the front window of the "ME Only Restaurant".

"That one there is Marvin's personal pussycat."

Your Face In Stone

"Talking to your own reflection? Even your imagination is pathetic."

"I think you two may hit it off. Craig, here, is an attractive male academic in his early forties who seeks a warm, vivacious woman delighting in conversation, arts, and nature for an evolving romantic commitment, possibly marriage, while you, Vivian, are a good-looking, intelligent, stimulating woman in her late thirties who seeks an educated, unattached, well-bred man concerned with ideas, culture, and the environment with whom to share your life interests and companionship."