Andrew Garfield as Garfield

An existential analysis of how Jim Davis’ Garfield would look through the career perspective of British actor Andrew Garfield.

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Unfortunately, some people are just out there to create drama.

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It's important to maintain a healthy social life, put not every event is going to be your cup of tea...

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Those green screens can be a lot of work...

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Still, it's a good opportunity to keep your potassium levels up...that'll prevent cramping.

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Good & consistent tire pressure not only helps with the overall balance of the vehicle, it also aids in fuel economy; so it's sage advice.

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This act shows an insecurity, which is not an endearing trait...

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Its okay to over-indulge sometimes...

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Always taste and adjust...

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Let's face it, any relationship where secrets are being kept from one another is either doomed to fail or guaranteed to be toxic.

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We all look different, we all speak different languages; but what we all have in common is food. Two strangers can always sit down at the same table & get to know each other over a meal.

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Sometimes it's just the little things...

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We all have our favourite season.

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Imagine what we could accomplish if we all just communicated better.

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Does a person really need 1000+ acquaintances; is it just trying to fill a void for something else missing in one’s life? 

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Recognition is important.

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The problem with RomCom’s is that they’re often written to a very specific template; for the most part, you only need to watch one...

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The torch at the back of iPhone’s can come in quite handy...