Garfield, a housepet with no responsibilities, feels that Mondays would benefit from etiquette training.

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Garfield generously shares his meal with a friend

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Garfield, wracked with insecurity, doubts the sincerity of affection from his closest friend.

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Garfield admires the business acumen of a television character. www.gocomics.com/garfield/202...

Garfield responds to good cheer and camaraderie with violent threats.

Garfield engages with the 24-hour news cycle.

Garfield's hate group discusses their theory of racial superiority.

Garfield, for unexpressed reasons, advises us not to let mice make coffee.

Garfield is a nihilist.

Garfield, devoid of Jon's adventurous spirit, is willing to let a minor setback derail his grand plans.

Jon's life has had so many ups, downs, twists, and adventures that he cannot decide with which tale to start his memoir.

Garfield seeks shortcuts towards weight loss, when the healthiest path would be self-love and acceptance.

Garfield, mere days into his fitness routine, makes excuses for skipping his daily exercise. Hugging a friend may feed the soul, but it does not burn many calories.

Garfield, breaking the fourth wall, introduces Odie to his audience. He then takes a small jab at Odie's vacuity. Odie is just happy to be involved.

Garfield meticulously plans his meals in preparation for a week of dieting, including cheat days as recommended by nutritionists.

Garfield, who is a cat with no job or responsibilities, resents Mondays. He has also apparently been placed on a diet, presumably by Jon who loves his cat and wants him to live a long life. Garfield expresses his displeasure about both through expressive gurning.
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