Baby Blues by Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott for February 18, 2025

I once splattered chocolate sauce all over the ceiling. It was real viscous and I was having trouble squeezing some out, so I swung it around in a big arc and couple of times. I thought the cap was on tight, but as it turned out, not tight enough.

Girl friend sanitized baby bottles with the nipples on…

But of course! After all she learned from Hammie.

Wren has one strong arm to hit the ceiling, you don’t want to mess with her.

Wren was doing science, exploring the world around her.

Whole new meaning to “Cottage Cheese Ceiling.”

I worked at a chill warehouse that supplied 7-Eleven. When I started there, I noticed yogurt high up on the wall from workers chucking it there. They finally cleaned it up, and more workers made the mess again. Then they installed security cameras, and the workers all whined that their privacy was being broken and they couldn’t steal food any more. Oh boo-hoo. You know who to blame.

Wren’s in her renaissance phase – cottage cheese ceilings were popular in the ’60s and ’70s

We used to test to see if spaghetti was finished cooking by seeing if it would stick to the ceiling

Hammie throws his underwear against the wall to see if it sticks

…“if they fall to the floor – wear ’em some more”

Junior member of the MythBusters fan club.

Get an autograph.

Sigh… It was only a matter of time… Wanda is now punishing Wren for being herself!

Now we see that Wren has Zoe’s hair and Hammies behavior, or lack thereof.

Hammie realizes the time has come. Where the student passes the master.

Our bedroom ceiling in the late 1960s had several purple spots from some gelatinous toy that I have forgotten the name of. It was cool to watch it slowly droop down until most of it came off.

Well, did it stick?

I see some information exchange in the future or maybe even some mentoring. Surprised Hammie or Wanda didn’t bring up a previous similar/duplicate Hammie action.

Wren is following in Hammie’s footsteps

Funny

Wren seems to misunderstand that she shouldn’t be happy there…

Well she does have that stick to it trait. It runs in the family.

At the beginning, I thought it was going to turn out that Hammie did it, and then he told Wanda that Wren did it.

Good to see Wren join in the shenanigans!

Curiosity killed the cat… but encourages the toddler.

Next time try pecan pie

I suspect she learned it from you, Hammie.

Studies have shown that “time out” is comparable to solitary confinement in jails or prisons.

She gets that from your side of the family, Hammie.

This looks promising! I keep hoping she’ll be an “Anti-Zoe!” :-D

Love to see Hammie’s love for his lil sis.