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Reminds me of our youngest when it was time to leave the beach. She wouldn’t yell “No1” when I tried to take her away; she screamed “Help!!” I refused to even touch her. Fortunately she looked enough like her mother that my wife was able to take her without being questioned by the authorities (actual or self-appointed.)
gbars70 over 2 years ago
Bravo Alice! That flawless performance is a worthy teaching demo at any actor’s workshop!
Templo S.U.D. over 2 years ago
“Sea” you next time, ocean.
saobadao over 2 years ago
Mom holding her little one, precious
jmolay161 over 2 years ago
Now we know. The tides are caused by the Sun, the Moon and Alice’s ego.
WaitingMan over 2 years ago
As the ocean “waves” back. Perfect.
einarbt over 2 years ago
Be nice to the ocean.
Moonglow Premium Member over 2 years ago
Love Alice’s grip on the sand in the third No
Huckleberry Hiroshima over 2 years ago
Good one, mom.
Brent Rosenthal Premium Member over 2 years ago
Brilliant portrayal and excellent artwork of a young child’s meltdown Richard. Bravo!
namleht over 2 years ago
Bucket Hat!
CptnSpldng over 2 years ago
Reminds me of our youngest when it was time to leave the beach. She wouldn’t yell “No1” when I tried to take her away; she screamed “Help!!” I refused to even touch her. Fortunately she looked enough like her mother that my wife was able to take her without being questioned by the authorities (actual or self-appointed.)
maverick.kaminski over 2 years ago
Love how fast Alice gets through five stages of grief in one panel— from disbelief to acceptance.
WCraft Premium Member over 2 years ago
That could’ve been me leaving the donut shop.
Sisyphos over 2 years ago
Bye bye, Ocean!
Madeline can be so wise, saying exactly the Right Thing!