Nirvana Seekers From The Couch Prints

Advanced Zen for Couch Potatoes: Earl becomes One with his Lazy-Boy.

'Behold. Ed and Jim have finally reached nirvana.'

'Hey! Contemplate your own navel!'

"Why would I want to meet Santa? I can just go home and log onto his social media page from the comfort of my bed."

"I scream! You scream! I can't stop the screaming!"

'We would like an unspoiled paradise, but with lots of shops.'

'Surely they're not ALL still in their offices!'

Hot Tub Frosty

This Year's Spa

Watchdog on Holiday

How's my enlightenment? Call 1-800-Nirvana.

The Oaks: Breakfast And Back To Bed.

"Well, all I know is he left on vacation to unwind... and he never wound-up again!"

Recipes for comfort drinks.

"Great - really great - but I'd still like to get out of the house every once in a while."

A Cat becomes the victim of a broken spring in an armchair.

'You know, if we had a bed and breakfast, we could use it ourselves!'

The Meaning of Life/Tax Avoidance Advice.

Mt. Rushmore Spinoffs.

'To be honest, my work paid for this session and I really just needed the rest.'

'Dr Freud, this isn't comfortable. Why don't you sit on that chair?' 'That's not a bad idea.'

Bees are famous for being busy, but they always take time to smell the flowers!

'When I said getting more sleep would help reduce stress I meant AT HOME!'

'Whatever happens, we mustn't let life get on top of us!'

Adult Drawing Something Then Colour It In Book.

"We just want a vacation --- we don't want to learn anything."

'George has decided to wear his electric blanket all the time.'

"Is it time to plan our vacation?"

Spiro & Pusho watching TV whilst on a hike.

'Do you have anywhere where they'd think I was good looking.'

'Have a nice day, dear. . . no need to get up and make coffee.'

'No, I heard you snoring -- you just dreamed that you attained Nirvana.'

'I've been up here almost a month now -- when do we get paid?'

"What I want for Christmas is to have the day off and watch 'Miracle on 34th Street'."

'Do you ever get the feeling that true inner peace is more darn trouble than it's worth?'