I don’t see the sink shaped like a monkey. One would think that Petey knows the expression should be, “There’s a stain shaped like a monkey in the sink.”
Some of my earliest memories are of evil-looking heating and cooling machinery. The giant dusty space heater way up near the ceiling of the GEM store in Englewood, CO. The enormous exhaust fan in the back wall of Woolworth’s in Littleton. The giant air-to-water heat exchangers of the HVAC system at Dommerich Elementary in Maitland, FL. These things fascinated and scared me.
And I’m sure we can all agree, no one likes a clown in the ceiling! I’m not sure if that is a strip to come, or it has already happened at this point, probably both, cause clowns are shifty like that.
My favorite part of pre-school was the cornmeal sandbox. It was fun to play in and had a wonderful texture that stimulated a kind of synesthesia in me. I also liked the discovery of being able to take a rubbing of anything with a texture, using a crayon or pencil and paper- leaves, the treads on the slide, a penny, bark of a tree, a keyhole, etc…
JudasPeckerwood 10 months ago
Spider monkey pipes.
Lucy Rudy 10 months ago
Spider webs are unacceptable in a school bathroom. They come with spiders!
A Common 'tator 10 months ago
I still want to know why you’d have a bath in an American infants’ school… I’ve seen washing machines in some UK schools… but never baths…
Shades of John Haigh… there…
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member 10 months ago
Think of the pipes as a jungle gym for spiders.
goboboyd 10 months ago
Heavenly bliss indeed.
Zebrastripes 10 months ago
Spider webs are scary! You never know how big the spider is who inhabits it! Now I got the heebeejeebees!
fred_dot_u Premium Member 10 months ago
I don’t see the sink shaped like a monkey. One would think that Petey knows the expression should be, “There’s a stain shaped like a monkey in the sink.”
Droptma Styx 10 months ago
Some of my earliest memories are of evil-looking heating and cooling machinery. The giant dusty space heater way up near the ceiling of the GEM store in Englewood, CO. The enormous exhaust fan in the back wall of Woolworth’s in Littleton. The giant air-to-water heat exchangers of the HVAC system at Dommerich Elementary in Maitland, FL. These things fascinated and scared me.
asrialfeeple 10 months ago
Spiders are your friends. They eat nasty bugs.
6turtle9 10 months ago
And I’m sure we can all agree, no one likes a clown in the ceiling! I’m not sure if that is a strip to come, or it has already happened at this point, probably both, cause clowns are shifty like that.
My favorite part of pre-school was the cornmeal sandbox. It was fun to play in and had a wonderful texture that stimulated a kind of synesthesia in me. I also liked the discovery of being able to take a rubbing of anything with a texture, using a crayon or pencil and paper- leaves, the treads on the slide, a penny, bark of a tree, a keyhole, etc…
Hoosier Poet 10 months ago
So, Alice’s word balloon in the last frame was originally assigned to her mom? (Look at it closely.)