A series of absurdly humorous comic strips offers a daily dose of relatable, mundane life experiences twisted into the comically bizarre. John McPherson's 'Close to Home' comic strip finds humor in everyday situations, presenting scenarios such as a substitute teacher's unexpected karate demonstration, a generous pharmacy patron offering to buy blood pressure medication for a stranger, and a student crafting braces in metal shop. This daily calendar format allows readers to engage with these humorous observations throughout the year. The collection highlights the wackiness inherent in common life events through a series of full-color comic panels.

The 'Close to Home' comic strip is widely recognized for its relatable and absurd humor, often drawing laughter from everyday situations. Readers appreciate John McPherson's ability to find the comical in the mundane, making the comic a popular choice for daily amusement. The calendar format extends this enjoyment, offering a consistent stream of humorous observations. This collection is likely to appeal to fans of observational humor and comic strips that capture the quirks of daily life.