Pets
Christmas Card Shenanigans
“My wife left the Christmas cards to me. She designed the front, but didn’t know about the back until all 50+ cards were shipped.”
(via source)
The Meow-ssiah
“My Christmas card with my cat was deemed ‘sacrilegious.’ What do you think?”
(via source)
Merry Gothmas
“This photo is from the year my family got a German Shepherd puppy and more importantly the year I discovered the deep darkness of the soul and Bauhaus. My mom got a coupon for a free family/pet photo from the local Petco and dragged us there for our family Christmas card photo. Since it was free we didn’t get to pick which photo we got, so even though I smiled for like a dozen shots THIS was the one they sent us, probably because the teenager working the booth found it as funny as I do now. I got in so much trouble for it at the time, but I had totally forgotten about it until this season when my mom found it and sent it to me. Luckily she finds it funny now, but I guess since I never stopped wearing all black or listening to music performed by morose skeletons, she has had 20 years to get used to it.”
(submitted by Nikol)
What A Difference 10 Seconds Makes
“It started as a sweet family photo where everyone is smiling happily, posing correctly and looking straight into the camera…well, everyone except the cats. And in mere seconds, our sweet baby sister went from a kitty-loving happy little girl, excited to celebrate Christmas, to a hysterical, crying mess as she was attacked by our cat, who was most certainly NOT feeling the Christmas spirit that year!”
(submitted by Carrie)
Finding The Funny
“Our parents got divorced, then remarried, then divorced again. This was the best holiday card my sister and I could do.”
(via source)
Cold-Blooded Christmas
“That’s me, my brother, my cousin, and aunt and uncle. Oh, and all the lizards.”
(submitted by Aaron)
Driven To Distraction
“Tried to take family photos. At least one of my kids was a good girl.”
(via source)
Dog Days of Christmas
“Nothing says Christmas like four kids wearing red, white and blue matching outfits, complete with berets, gathered around the family dog!”
(submitted by PJ)