Our daughters love thunderstorms. When our older daughter was 4, her preschool teacher told me that she (the teacher) hated thunderstorms; whenever there was one, she would purposely sit near our daughter. Her calm helped the teacher remain calm!
When I was about 5, I had a nightmare and went to my mom for some comfort. I scared her as I woke her up and she screamed at me, which was more frightening than my dream. That was 45 years ago and we both remember that night vividly (and with laughs).
My grandfather told me that thunder was angels playing 9 pins ,rain was God tears, lighting was God taking our pictures or angels turning the lights on and off. To this day I stil love thunder storms…
Considering what we have learned about Lynn’s mother, it comes as no surprise that she was afraid of her, even if only because she was backlit looking like a witch.
As for me, I love thunderstorms, even as a kid. My cats, on the other hand either hide under the bed or cuddle with me.
comicsssfan: When I was a child, I would sleep right through thunderstorms. Now I half wake, hope we will get some rain from it, and go back the rest of the way asleep.
I once sat through a thunderstorm that was so bad that I grabbed my poor terrified dog and sat with him in the hallway. That storm, like most southern Arizona storms, sounded like it was on top of our house, which was really where it was! =-O
Templo S.U.D. almost 10 years ago
Now THAT’S scary! Well done, Elly, scaring Elizabeth like that.
nosirrom almost 10 years ago
The return of the Mommy.
Argythree almost 10 years ago
Poor Elly. Even when she’s trying to do the right thing, she does something to invite more slams from the Ellyhaters…
Wren Fahel almost 10 years ago
Our daughters love thunderstorms. When our older daughter was 4, her preschool teacher told me that she (the teacher) hated thunderstorms; whenever there was one, she would purposely sit near our daughter. Her calm helped the teacher remain calm!
artheaded1 almost 10 years ago
When I was about 5, I had a nightmare and went to my mom for some comfort. I scared her as I woke her up and she screamed at me, which was more frightening than my dream. That was 45 years ago and we both remember that night vividly (and with laughs).
She Mc almost 10 years ago
Me too!!! when I was young my friend & I would go into a barn & enjoy thunder & lightening, much less scary!!!
greatgrannyszoo almost 10 years ago
My grandfather told me that thunder was angels playing 9 pins ,rain was God tears, lighting was God taking our pictures or angels turning the lights on and off. To this day I stil love thunder storms…
Aaberon almost 10 years ago
We had rain this past week: the aroma of fresh rain and Autumn foliage – I’d love to have a little sprinkling of that everyday while it is available!
tripwire45 almost 10 years ago
The Creature Lives!
kab2rb almost 10 years ago
Send some of that rain and thunder our way. My grandpa mom’s dad, old saying called thunder tator wagon. The rest makes sense but new to me.
Can't Sleep almost 10 years ago
Oh no! The Mommy walks!
krys723 almost 10 years ago
Return of the Mommy
DavEdsel almost 10 years ago
I found this one really funny.. I don’t often laugh out loud when reading any comic, but I just did and my wondered what was happening. :D
susan.e.a.c almost 10 years ago
My kids generally don’t like lightning storms but they are so cool.
danlarios almost 10 years ago
doesn’t bother me what was that noise? sounded like thunder? MOMMY!!!!!!!
billwilliam20 almost 10 years ago
That is frightful all right
JanLC almost 10 years ago
Considering what we have learned about Lynn’s mother, it comes as no surprise that she was afraid of her, even if only because she was backlit looking like a witch.
As for me, I love thunderstorms, even as a kid. My cats, on the other hand either hide under the bed or cuddle with me.
GloMama almost 10 years ago
Loved it… poor Elizabeth….. I could hear her screaming…GloMama
hippogriff almost 10 years ago
comicsssfan: When I was a child, I would sleep right through thunderstorms. Now I half wake, hope we will get some rain from it, and go back the rest of the way asleep.
vldazzle almost 10 years ago
As long as the winds are not strong enough to sound damaging, I love to hear the rain.
ORMouseworks almost 10 years ago
I once sat through a thunderstorm that was so bad that I grabbed my poor terrified dog and sat with him in the hallway. That storm, like most southern Arizona storms, sounded like it was on top of our house, which was really where it was! =-O