More importantly, it reminded me of the days I used to clip comic strips that recapped antics of friends and family. I would then mail them the comic strip in the spirit of happy mail. Sadly, the price of stamps steadily increases, the blue mailboxes have started to disappear, and technology advanced. This simply led me to send friends links to comic strips via text message. I, however, recently sent a few strips to friends and family and the resounding reply was “I loved getting those in the mail”. “This so uplifted my day”. I then dumped them into a beautiful bowl and placed them on my desk at work for a week. It kicked off great conversation with everyone, saying things like “You need to share these!” or “Can I have this one?” and yes, I got the occasional “This is hilarious, but is it appropriate?” (when did the world become so damn sensitive?). With such reactions, I have decided to share them with you. Yes, I am clinical social worker, but understand I am also human and have a funny side. Well, at least I think I have a sense of humor.
Comical Explanation
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oh wow= glad to hear that you have a fun side – and too often people do become too serious – esp in the helping professions (IMHO) and no need to explain why you have comics – but nice to know the story.
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I feel more in the helping profession can lighten up as well . I also thought it fair to provide an explanation of this “new” side of me. Thank you for reading
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Of course you have a sense of humour – and you feature a cartoonist with much in common with our work. I so agree with you about the importance of snail mail
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Some times it takes a social worker to understand a social worker :). I enjoy snail mail tremendously…
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🙂
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I would love it if people realized I am human, it’s like they expect perfection or that I’m exactly the same as them,😞
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I have learned it is truly hard to be seen as human if your in the helping professions … Thank you for reading
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What a wonderful way to share snippets of humor – I love how so much can be conveyed in a handful of words and drawings 😊
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YES, comics are a truly amazing creative art. I am glad I stumbled upon them so I can share them on a larger scale.
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Nearly spat the wine, brilliant
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I have to found these comics brilliant and hilarious and they often get the message across in a lighter manner..
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They sure do
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