That’s the difference between living nearby and coming to visit. When you come to visit, time is dedicated to everyone getting together because you are in town. When you live nearby, you hardly see each other at all except for special occasions and when out-of-town family members come to visit.
My wife and I are the out-of-town family members to both of our families. When we are in town for a visit, the whole family gets together for several days. Many try to coordinate long weekends around our visits. When we aren’t there, they hardly see each other.
Think many posters completely missed the point of the strip: Janis says the kids want A & J to feel at home, then immediately she is on her device. Arlo’s eyes in P3 tell it all. Yep, just like “home”. “It’s working.”
Yakety Sax about 1 month ago
I could get used to this. . . . . . .(͠≖ ͜ʖ͠≖)
SpacedInvader Premium Member about 1 month ago
My sons give me grief for the same thing all the time. I tell them I earned the right to do nothing if I want and I plan on using it.
Nachikethass about 1 month ago
The question is, where do you want to take that space… Within reach of the kids or further away…
biglar about 1 month ago
That’s the difference between living nearby and coming to visit. When you come to visit, time is dedicated to everyone getting together because you are in town. When you live nearby, you hardly see each other at all except for special occasions and when out-of-town family members come to visit.
My wife and I are the out-of-town family members to both of our families. When we are in town for a visit, the whole family gets together for several days. Many try to coordinate long weekends around our visits. When we aren’t there, they hardly see each other.
nosirrom about 1 month ago
The kids are away and there’s a hot tub. Just saying.
JessieRandySmithJr. about 1 month ago
I have plenty to do, wish I could sit still all day.
jondonlevy about 1 month ago
Janis is reading a book in the first two panels but then has her phone in the next two…continuity error?
jondonlevy about 1 month ago
Arlo is constantly striving for intimacy and human connection
David Huie Green ForceIsAUsefulFiction about 1 month ago
Give me a good couch and nothing much else matters.
assrdood about 1 month ago
Uh-oh.
MeGoNow Premium Member about 1 month ago
Before you know it, he’ll be sitting tossing off inane observations like old time.
Gina Carson about 1 month ago
Her book turned into a phone.
MuddyUSA Premium Member about 1 month ago
Give it time Arlo….times fixes things…….
locake about 1 month ago
I’m not going to feel at home, unless I’m in MY home. Otherwise it just feels like a vacation.
jbarnes about 1 month ago
If they feel too much at home, they may decide not to move. What’s the incentive if it’s all the same?
ktrabbit about 1 month ago
Time to get Luddie’s thoughts on the subject.
ajakimber425 about 1 month ago
Where’s the cat?
Gordo4ever about 1 month ago
Think many posters completely missed the point of the strip: Janis says the kids want A & J to feel at home, then immediately she is on her device. Arlo’s eyes in P3 tell it all. Yep, just like “home”. “It’s working.”