Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for February 05, 2023

Creativity and neatness. Now I know the key.

Preschoolers are experts in glitter and litter!

Preschoolers save everything to the cloud!

Glitterlung, can that be treated with; Remdesivir, Ivermectin?

An extra-glittery card would be appropriate.

Dillon?

Glitter (if used) must be confined to one station and doled out in 1/4 tsp. amounts.

You should make her a card … but not at home

Once again, no good deed goes unpunished.

And be certain to use a lot of glitter on the card, Alice!

“Please put your [COUGH!] on the [COUGH!] [COUGH!] [COUGH!]”

Very funny! [COUGH!]

When my grandkids make valentines, they will use sequins, not glitter.

I wonder if glitterlung is similar to popcorn lung?

It’s a good thing Alice’s brother wasn’t in this class, otherwise he might come down with COPetey.

And died of particulate pneumonia, so a Sympathy Card would be appropriate…

Large grouping of young children plus copious amounts of glitter should necessitate filter mask and goggles. Perhaps a very powerful filtration system.

Poor, valiant Miss Bliss! Glitterlung is apparently a serious problem among pre-school teachers.

And did I know before this day’s strip that Dill’s full name is Dillon?

Be careful what you wish for or suggest to Alice, Madeline. You too could be enveloped in a cloud of glitter particulate!

When I was helping a kindergarten Sunday school class with arts and crafts, I was told the most important rule is NEVER let the child hold the glitter.