Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for April 27, 2021

Being a spy is a very difficult and challenging thing my son.

Maybe he needs a training aid like duct tape.

If I might be serious for a moment, I really like how this strip depicts fatherhood. Adam is a guy who spends time with his kids, and that’s a great message.

You’re supposed to say, “Sneak, sneak, sneak.”

We did something like this with our kids when they were young and into SpyKids. First lesson in stealth was to move slowly and deliberately. Haste makes noise. Of course, when they joined the soccer team, they had to unlearn the slow part.

Only day one. It will be at least week two before he can order a vodka martini – shaken, not stirred.

Really stealthy people don’t need to walk on tippy toe. Their normal walk is perfectly silent.

The coconut doesn’t fall far from the tree.

“Tiptoe through the tulips…”

Take him snipe hunting and teach him to stalk the elusive snipe. Many lessons will be learned all at once.

both are letting their imagination take them on a strategic-training mission.

and the arms AREN’T stabilizers…

Clayton could learn from these Ninja Kitties (^•ᴥ•^):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raDk5v10RiE

https://www.facebook.com/LADbible/videos/2149948395025092/

I hope he hasn’t even thought about getting a License To Kill

I’d leave his training to the pros Dad……

That’s why we train son

It’s just as well, walking stealthily is dead giveaway you’re a spy.