Baby Blues by Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott for May 29, 2024

It figures.

Hey, it worked on him when Zoe handed him one, one or two birthdays ago.

One of the hazards of white boards in classrooms.

Hammie’s sheepish look!

No, that couldn’t be it.

Pure coincidence.

Why mom, is there a problem?

Points for confessing?

(shoves sponge & bucket into Hammie’s hands) You are not to stop for a second until every single line is washed off! And you can forget about summer vacation, young man!!

*Hums Dragnet theme *

Your grounded.

A couple of coats of primer and fresh paint will cover it up. Maybe.

But I didn’t know that “permanent” meant it didn’t come off.

Kids; can’t keep em out of sight even for a minute.

Hammie continues, “I got it from Zoe room. I thinks it’s the same one she used to draw tattoos on me. So it’s really Zoe’s fault.”

Well Hammie this Permanent marker incident will go on YOUR Permanent Record.

Paint. With kids like that, keep paint in stock.

Brilliant deduction…

Saw it coming but still got a good chuckle out of it.

the Hamster strikes again!

He who has wisdom speaks little before his master.

He was just showing it to her. I get in trouble for what Briana (the three-year-old) grabs while standing on my head. Hey, I can’t see what she is doing.

Might be connected?

Guess What? Hammie would be the one to clean it up as his punishment. PERIOD!

BUSTED!!!

Time for Hammie to learn wall scrubbing and dealing with wrinkled fingers.

To get permanent marker off non-porous surfaces paint over the permanent marker with an erasable white board marker. It will dissolve the “permanent” ink and you can then wipe both off with a dry cloth.

Permanent marker is easily removed with rubbing alcohol. Free tip in case you didn’t know.