Rose is Rose by Don Wimmer and Pat Brady for September 01, 2024

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    electricshadow Premium Member 2 months ago

    He should invite Gracie from “Baldo.” She’d love this.

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    Gizmo Cat  2 months ago

    The other boy looks just like the younger version of Jimbo.

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    Hamady Sack Premium Member 2 months ago

    There he is again.

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    DaBump Premium Member 2 months ago

    Mmmm, I do love the scent of new pencils and (un)scented erasers, fresh out of the package! BUT I AM SAD THAT SCHOOL HAS STARTED ALREADY and I don’t even go to school anymore.

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    baskate_2000  2 months ago

    One sentence too many.

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    BJDucer  2 months ago

    Momma was right!

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    Grace Premium Member 2 months ago

    Pasquale would likely be a teacher if he ever grew up.

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    Maswartz  2 months ago

    Nobody likes a kill joy.

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    norphos  2 months ago

    In Days of Yore, Times of Olde, the 1970s/1980s, the school year started the day after Labor Day in these here parts. Now they start classes in mid August. ¡Que Loco!

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    Jelliqal  2 months ago

    I still go buy office supplies every fall. Was looking at spiral notebooks and writing implements just yesterday – even though my youngest graduated high school years ago. Habits of a lifetime.

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    eddi-TBH  2 months ago

    A school enthusiast is a proud and lonely job.

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    mafastore  2 months ago

    Most of my school supplies came from our home supply of same. I did need a new notebook – several when I got to junior high – which had to be bought. NYC would start school on the Monday after Long Island Schools – plus dad always knew of places to get (greatly) discounted office supplies so we would call him when I got home from school the first day and he would buy whatever supplies I needed and we did not have at home and avoid the mess of going out to buy them after I got home from the first day of school.

    Then again as husband has commented – a lot of our school supplies were not purchased – mine had the names of clients of my dad’s (items they handed out to the public such as pencils and pens) and his had the names of freight companies on them as his dad did business with same.

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    [Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce]  2 months ago

    Scented erasers?

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