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Sounds like a night out with my husband!! LOL
LOL!! Love it, Jessie! I have really been enjoying these cartoons you make. They are hilarious and I love the cute bubble-people (don’t know if I got that right, but they are awesome!) 😀
Haha, thanks Min! 🙂
Haha, lovely and cute! 🙂 I always enjoy your cartoons!
The complex and sophisticated meets the simple yet satisfied. 🙂 I sound like that too when I’m out with friends and family, sometimes, although I don’t want to and also can’t help it! Some days I let it go and enjoy the freedom of being a little more relaxed. It’s progress in the books of social eating. 🙂
That sounds like excellent progress, Aletheia 🙂
haha I love this 🙂 too cute!
haha this is great! Actually it’s pretty much both my husband and I now lol We hardly like to eat out anymore these days! The source and quality is so important to us too.
Smile. This reminds of a night out with Ryan (especially when we first started dating!) Thank you for sharing…and making me laugh!
LOL – I know the problem! Love the visuals 🙂
It must be nearly impossible to find someplace to eat that you’ll both like.
Our Venn diagram intersects at Chinese restaurants 🙂
I think it’s about compromises. You can find some universal place, where even he can discover something yummy for his apettite! 🙂