"The Sunshine Club - - Life in Generation Rx
About "The Sunshine Club": "Aging is a fact of life. It starts at birth and never stops. It's as much a part of our world as eating and sleeping. It's inevitable, if not always welcome. Since we can't control it, the best course of treatment is to laugh about it," says syndicator Comics.com. "...('The Sunshine Club') characters are easily recognizable. They are married, single, widowed, flirtatious, romantic, sentimental, philosophical, lonely, gregarious and nostalgic."
About the Cartoonist: Howie Schneider created "Eek and Meek," the nationally-syndicated comic strip which ran 35 years in hundreds of newspapers.
He's contributed cartoons to magazines, including "McCall's," "Redbook," "Playboy," and "The New Yorker." "Chewy Louie" and "Amos: The Story of an Old Dog and His Couch" are among the seven children's books he's published as illustrator and/or author.
On View: Daily and color Sunday cartoons with an archive of the previous month's episodes.
What I Like: In a nutty universe with humans and talking animals interacting, silly sketches and sharp writing convey the humor behind the facts of life we face in our golden years. Or, so I hear. I'm a tot. Old people tell me stuff. Can I go outside now?
Go: "The Sunshine Club - Life in Generation Rx"
A Comic Strip by Howie Schneider About "The Sunshine Club": "Aging is a fact of life. It starts at birth and never stops. It's as much a part of our world as eating and sleeping. It's inevitable, if not always welcome. Since we can't control it, the best course of treatment is to laugh about it," says syndicator Comics.com. "...('The Sunshine Club') characters are easily recognizable.
They are married, single, widowed, flirtatious, romantic, sentimental, philosophical, lonely, gregarious and nostalgic."
About the Cartoonist: Howie Schneider created "Eek and Meek," the nationally-syndicated comic strip which ran 35 years in hundreds of newspapers. He's contributed cartoons to magazines, including "McCall's," "Redbook," "Playboy," and "The New Yorker." "Chewy Louie" and "Amos: The Story of an Old Dog and His Couch" are among the seven children's books he's published as illustrator and/or author.
On View: Daily and color Sunday cartoons with an archive of the previous month's episodes.
What I Like: In a nutty universe with humans and talking animals interacting, silly sketches and sharp writing convey the humor behind the facts of life we face in our golden years. Or, so I hear. I'm a tot. Old people tell me stuff. Can I go outside now?
Go: "The Sunshine Club - Life in Generation Rx"
About the Cartoonist: Howie Schneider created "Eek and Meek," the nationally-syndicated comic strip which ran 35 years in hundreds of newspapers.
He's contributed cartoons to magazines, including "McCall's," "Redbook," "Playboy," and "The New Yorker." "Chewy Louie" and "Amos: The Story of an Old Dog and His Couch" are among the seven children's books he's published as illustrator and/or author.
On View: Daily and color Sunday cartoons with an archive of the previous month's episodes.
What I Like: In a nutty universe with humans and talking animals interacting, silly sketches and sharp writing convey the humor behind the facts of life we face in our golden years. Or, so I hear. I'm a tot. Old people tell me stuff. Can I go outside now?
Go: "The Sunshine Club - Life in Generation Rx"
A Comic Strip by Howie Schneider About "The Sunshine Club": "Aging is a fact of life. It starts at birth and never stops. It's as much a part of our world as eating and sleeping. It's inevitable, if not always welcome. Since we can't control it, the best course of treatment is to laugh about it," says syndicator Comics.com. "...('The Sunshine Club') characters are easily recognizable.
They are married, single, widowed, flirtatious, romantic, sentimental, philosophical, lonely, gregarious and nostalgic."
About the Cartoonist: Howie Schneider created "Eek and Meek," the nationally-syndicated comic strip which ran 35 years in hundreds of newspapers. He's contributed cartoons to magazines, including "McCall's," "Redbook," "Playboy," and "The New Yorker." "Chewy Louie" and "Amos: The Story of an Old Dog and His Couch" are among the seven children's books he's published as illustrator and/or author.
On View: Daily and color Sunday cartoons with an archive of the previous month's episodes.
What I Like: In a nutty universe with humans and talking animals interacting, silly sketches and sharp writing convey the humor behind the facts of life we face in our golden years. Or, so I hear. I'm a tot. Old people tell me stuff. Can I go outside now?
Go: "The Sunshine Club - Life in Generation Rx"