Quirks of Mr. Ninja's Wallflower

Everyone's got their quirks and what not. Based on the adventures of Mrs. & Mr. Ninja, it would seem that marriage is all about embracing those quirks..in the most interesting way possible!

Say what?

Do you ever go through a lengthy debate with someone over an extended period of time only to realise at the conclusion that both you and the other party were saying the same thing all that while?

This week's comic is about Mrs. & Mr. Ninja going through something along those lines - back when movie tickets were only in the form of text messages, not QR codes.

It's Black! It's Pink! (Yeah yeah yeah)

This week's comic doesn't really have much to do with the adventures of Mrs. & Mr. Ninja as such. It's more of a comic reaction to an innocent observation that came as a response to something Mr. Ninja was wearing at a party.

P.S. I like black and pink as a combination ;)

Raksha Bandhan

Mrs. Ninja and her brother didn't really know much of the concept of Raksha Bandhan, the festival celebrating brother-sister love, having grown up outside of India. It was more of something they read in text books.

This background led to funny stories where they earnestly try to celebrate it in their own way after moving to India.

We're Going To Eat Pizza

Mrs. Ninja loves to try making all kinds of things to eat - primarily because she loves to eat all those things herself. And by a stroke of luck (or not really, in his case) Mr. Ninja happens to be in a position (much in demand, I hear) of being first in line as guinea pig for aforementioned things to eat.

However since Mr. Ninja isn't someone who would ever be close to associated with the term 'foodie', Mrs. Ninja sometimes has to go that extra mile to extract a "yummy" out of him (she needs 'em 'Love Kernels'!).

This week's comic strip is an example of just that.

Workaholics (non)Anonymous

I think by now everyone knows about how passionate Mr. Ninja is about his work and how work talk feels like he's speaking another language. This week we have another conversation between Mrs. & Mr. Ninja where words (or in this case, acronyms) are lost in translation.

Professor X-whatever

Apologies for the late late post (although it may still be Thursday for some of my readers) but sometimes there just isn't enough time to get everything done. Maybe if I did this full-time? :P

This week we talk about how Mrs. Ninja's conversations with Mr. Ninja about hypothetical situations tend to go on a different tangent altogether.