Cathy Classics by Cathy Guisewite for May 21, 2020

One size fits all just means everyone is equally uncomfortable and unsatisfied.

Trying on a bathing suit strangers have tried on before you, is like trying on their underwear.

I really dislike those fitting rooms with the cloth doors and the cloth walls. They never seem to close completely and there’s nothing to grab onto as you’re hopping around trying to get some pants on and off.

Hello Cathy friends! Happy Thursday! Have a great and healthy day, all!

Trying to remember the last time I was in a fitting room… It was that long ago but I do recall they were too small to change comfortably. I dislike shopping for clothing (I dislike shopping for anything) so my wife purchase what she would like me to wear and I try it on in the comfort of my own home. Anything that doesn’t fit, she takes back. We are both much happier that way.

We finally broke the 70F barrier. Up to 77 today. Beautiful! To bad I am stuck here madly trying to get this version of our software (complete with COVID screening and visitor logging) ready. Maybe by tomorrow I will have time to mow the lawn for the first time this year.

Have an excellent day yourselves.

I’ve been reading “Cathy” for years and I STILL can’t figure out why she continues to shop for new bathing suits every year when we never see her at a pool or beach actually wearing any of them. I’ll bet she’s got more of those — and with the tags still on them — than I’ve got regular clothes in my entire closet that I wear on a daily basis!

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Hi, rgcviper! :-)

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Hello and Happy Thursday, fellow Cathy fans. Hope everyone had a really nice day today. Continue staying safe and healthy, dear friends! :-)

Claustrophobia starting to bug you, Cathy? AACK. I can relate, since many of those fitting rooms are so darn tiny.

HI, MOM. Hello, Clan.

So glad I’m past the bathing suit trying on days…I ordered one from Land’s End a long time ago, it fit great, it still fits great and I see no reason to ever go shopping for another.