Life's everyday awkward moments and small dramas often feel deeply personal—but chances are, others have been through them too. That’s exactly what Mary Nicola, a Romanian cartoonist, captures so well in her comic series. Drawing from her own experiences and observations, she turns life’s relatable moments into funny, heartfelt illustrations many of us can connect with.
Her comics shine a light on the ups and downs of teenage life—bickering with parents, navigating crushes, building friendships, and sibling squabbles. Through humor and reflection, Mary also reminds us how things that once felt overwhelming can seem pretty minor with time.
If you missed our previous post featuring Mary’s earlier comics, be sure to check it out as well. For now, scroll down to enjoy a fresh selection of her newest strips that we’ve put together for you today.
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but what if you accidentally plugged it back in after you took the picture hmmmm.. better go back and check again, just to be safe
I hope no one is the first kind of pet owner, because dogs aren't - and shouldn't be - vegan. XD They're carnivores with omnivore leanings. Grain-free is fine, vegan is not. (As an aside, I'm the "my pets get better-quality food than the food I eat" type of owner, lol.)
why use the money wisely when you can spend it all on gummy sharks?
Get a video copy of the scene from the original 'V' miniseries where Diana (disguised alien) picks up a live guinea pig and just slides it down her throat, whole. The GP, meanwhile, was squealing up a storm. When we were watching it, my housemate's GP ('Vermintrax') was in the room with us, squealing up a storm despite having just been fed, and he Would. Not. Shut. Up! So, he sees Diana have her little snack. Shut right up and we didn't hear another peep out of him all night.
Count your blessings, and guard them well. They vanish all too quickly.
... Memories of scouring the back pasture for a missing cow that was due to have a calf, back when I was a farm kid in Pennsylvania ...
I like the delivery vans that have an actual google map app live, so you can see exactly where they are, rather than "You are two stops away"!
