Lio by Mark Tatulli for September 19, 2018

Oh, Lio, you suspense-killer.

Reminds me of the time, I gave my son photos of mummies at the local museum. His fellow 3rd grades ate that stuff up !!

And we still don’t know what he put into his little bag of tricks.

Well, it can’t be the skull. We all know dead men tell no tale.

Won’t even be a teacher there to give lio a grade. (I vote for the eyeballs)

For about five minutes, Lio’s show-and-tell will be giving the teacher the creepy stare!

I’d love to hear the story about that claw.

Wouldn’t the teacher have an automatic “No show-and-tell for you anymore, Lio” rule by now?

How can it be a show and tell if Lio has no mouth?

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Nice. Subtle. “Anticipation is always greater than realization.”

I hope he picked the hornet’s nest. That way everyone in the class gets to interact.

Best we had was a rattlesnake some kid killed on his way to school.

I would have gone with the jar of eyeballs.

Brace yourselves.

Decisions, decisions.

Lio has enough stuff there for Show & Tell for a year!

Lio has a backpack full of Show and Tell. If I were his teacher and classmates, I’d take the rest of the day off….

Oh my.