For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for September 19, 2024

Elly was certainly working hard when she turned that sign about Ben’s Burgers into this punchline. However, since her eyes disappeared from laughing so hard at her own joke, she might want to stop on the side of the road until her eyes reappear for everyone’s safety.

“Let it B, mom.”

No, Elly. Just no

That comment, Elly was JUST A LITTLE above April’s level of understanding although it was funny to you ! ! ! !

What pre-K kid ever has a thought that their parents work too hard? That thinking is a bit above the level of a four-year-old, who are usually entirely self-centered and completely grounded in the present, with their biggest concern being whether they’re going to go to the park before or after lunch.

All the time, I think her mom is NUTS!

Well someone has to do it " To be or not to be, that is illogical captain".

Right on, Elly!

I think I would have went with, “Look mom there’s a “B” in the car.”

Elly enjoys laughing at her own wordplay.

And April continues – “An the teacher asked all of us if we had had a ’b’owel movement today. I couldn’t answer. I have to wait until ‘P’ day and say I did both.”

That WAS a clever comeback for Elly.

Ellis banter regarding the Bard’s particular linguistic bent for benefit of his audience is beyond the budding capabilities of her littlest bambino.

I’m reminded of a song on Sesame Street by The Beetles. It started a little something like this:

When I find I can’t rememberWhat comes after A and before CMy mother always whispers—“Letter B.” . . .

April will get the joke on “S” day

Isn’t April a little young to get a Shakespeare reference!?

You got that right April, lots of adults seem weird because they are! Just wait till they’re grandmas on Facebook, then they’ll know everything, you know, like whether people are eating dogs & cats in Ohio and stuff like that! ;-)

Mom joke.

Why are all comic’s cars shown airborne?