Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for January 28, 2022

preschoolers’ imaginations sure are amazing, are they not?

Petey being the helpful, accommodating older brother-who-can-tell-time. A role that requires literally nothing from him, which is just the way he likes it.

I guess that’s some new kind of kid’s military time…

Now I really want the kids to show that on the clock. The big hand goes….erm…..

Low stress request for Peter ;)

Update: the entire west coast is flushing water, but as of yet no rain

Petey should have said, “Oh, that was 5 minutes ago.”

Metric time.. finally, now we got to work on the calender and the conversion to metric is complete.

Sounds like something a young snow-person would say…

Why didn’t just they round it up to 101 o’clock and make it easier?…

lmao

I’ve had enough snow to last a lifetime.

One of my favorites. Righty-oh.

Haha, set the alarm for never. Maybe an air horn blast would be better, just before bedtime. Timing provided by the ever reliable commandment to go to bed.

Petey is always most helpful, almost cheerfully, when all that is required is a wry comment.

Way to go Petey my boy!

Ice cube, ice cube in the pot …

Now here’s Dad trying to understand why the pipes were plugged yet the plumber couldn’t find anything blocking them.

Four-year-olds are apparently not too proficient at telling time; at least, not in Cul de Sac. By the time “100:99 o’clock” rolls around, winter will be over….