Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for January 20, 2015

Then, Calvin would only go to school during summer.

Most schools in the US do have A/C.

On sunny days staying outside is best.My parents had a garden, I took my books outside and learned in the garden, under the cherry tree. It was wanderful in spring, when the tree had thousands of blossoms!

That would translate to a lot of school time down here in middle Georgia.

be careful what you wish for Calvin. i worked in a building that when it was hot and hazy outdoors, you sometimes went into the gym and there was fog in there

Hey, Calvin? Are you sure there’s even school today with all that snow coming down? Or a two-hour delay?

School would be canceled for 3 days if it were snowing like that here in my town. Go Calvin Go.

@leftwingpatriot, I remember English class in Los Angeles when it was 108 and we were in a Quonset hut. I felt bad for our teacher… we were only in there for an hour.

Then here in the piedmont of NC you’d be going to school from May to the end of September!

I would’ve liked that judge. Lol

“Hot, hazy, and humid”! Sounds like my kind of weather!.Well, without the bugs, anyway…

Come to think of it, I occasionally feel “hot, hazy, and humid”!.When I ask my wife if she thinks I’m hot, she throws water on me leaving me humid and in a haze…

Include jobs/work and I would vote for that Judge! Sunny days need to be enjoyed.

I was the same as Calvin. I didn’t feel like going to school on rainy or snowy days.Those types of weather should be used for sitting at home in your pyjamas, sipping a warm drink and reading or watching TV.xxx

I love the way the drawing of the snow flakes is handled. The art of this strip is always a joy.

I went to school with no air conditioning, and about a year or two later, my high school installed it.

Sometimes Calvin is the judge, other times he’s the stink bug.

The schools I went to didn’t have any AC either. We had to deal with the heat.