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Sunday Silly: An Emotion – Anniversary Gift – Romantic Setting

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Facebook Friend Suggested It and Chato Stewart Drew It –

Sunday Silly Cartoon:
On Saturday, I asked my Facebook Friends to give me 3 concepts for our Sunday silly cartoon:

1. An emotion
2. Traditional and modern anniversary gifts
3. Romantic setting

NOTE: February 10, 1991 –

Today’s Sunday Silly has a lot more meaning to it then just silliness. It was 22 years ago that I asked Joan Winifred to marry me.  And she said YES! I have proof, we got it on video. I will upload it someday (when i find it).

That being said I want to Thank my Facebook collaborators for today’s Sunday Silly: Lizzie M (indecisive) and Nancy F (candles).

2013 Mental Health Humor - some anniversary gifts are not meant to be together - Chato Stewart

Gold Fish: I just don’t know if it could EVER work between us? But I can’t take my eyes off you.
Caption: some anniversary gifts are not meant to be together
 
Tune in next Sunday for our next Sunday Silly. Make sure you friend me on Facebook to join in the fun.

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Friend me on Facebook @chato B Stewart.

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Sunday Silly: An Emotion – Anniversary Gift – Romantic Setting


Chato Stewart

Chato Stewart has a mission, to draw and use humor as a positive tool to live, to cope with the debilitating effects symptoms of mental illness. Chato Stewart is a Mental Health Hero and Advocate. Recovery Peer Specialist board-certified in Florida. Chato is the artist behind the cartoons series Mental Health Humor, Over-Medicated, and The Family Stew - seen here in his blog posts. The cartoons are drawn from his personal experience of living with bipolar disorder (and other labels). info@mentalhealthhumor.com


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Stewart, C. (2013). Sunday Silly: An Emotion – Anniversary Gift – Romantic Setting. Psych Central. Retrieved on August 26, 2019, from https://blogs.psychcentral.com/humor/2013/02/sunday-silly-an-emotion-anniversary-gift-romantic-setting/

 

Last updated: 12 Mar 2013
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