Garfield by Jim Davis for September 10, 2014

I don’t know what’s weirder: Jon having an aunt named Walburga, or a meerkat thinking stars are fireflies stuck up in that bluish, black thing.

What’s with the black patch of Jon’s hair?

I have always wondered that.

His Uncle Barbosser used to say the clouds were made of marshmallows and whipped cream. Then the aliens arrived and showed him how to do the polka.

Yes, what is that on the back of Jon’s head? It lookslike a small animal crawled up under his hair and left its nose sticking out to breath! Its NOT a meerkat!!

I see two protruding things on top of the head; I bet it is a hat is fashioned as a raccoon.

That wasn’t Walburga’s night.

Quote from my Mac’s built in dictionary (Oxford American)

Walpurgis night |välˈpoŏrgis|noun(in German folklore) the night of April 30 (May Day’s eve), when witches meet on the Brocken mountain and hold revels with the Devil.ORIGIN named after St. Walburga, an English nun who in the 8th cent. helped to convert the Germans to Christianity; her feast day coincided with an ancient pagan festival whose rites were intended to give protection from witchcraft.

Odd to see Jon and Garfield watch the stars at night…

nice strip today

Walburga… Dude, Jon is part of the Black Family of Harry Potter?!? XD

Well isn’t that just Grand.

Aunt Donny Walburga?

Does anyone else think he’s not looking at the stars but instead is standing in the dark peeing?

Jon sure knows how to ruin a beautiful night. Lol

Laughing here since my friend/neighbor has dairy goats and once had one named Walburga – thought his that goat the second I read the name!

Poor Aunt Walburga.

xxx

I like it when people die in Garfield.

I like looking at stars.

Yup—Walburga ain’t a name you hear every day, is it? Somehow it seems fitting for Jon and his family, though …

“Perhaps they are not stars in the sky, but rather openings where our loved ones shine down to let us know the are happy.” Eskimo saying.

Jon’s Stories Are Getting Out Of Hand. ^v^