Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for June 29, 1988
June 28, 1988
June 30, 1988
Transcript:
Dad: Ok, Calvin. Start packing up. We're going home. Calvin: Finally! Dad: Now, now. These little outings are valuable experiences. Calvin: Yeah? How? Dad: They give us a chance to be together as a family and learn about ourselves. Calvin: Like how we can't stand baing in such close proximity with one another this long? Dad: Exactly.
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Icalasari about 14 years ago
Too true. When we went camping, my parents pretty much thought the best part was when me and my sister got distracted chasing a bird
Devildragon666 over 13 years ago
my parents NEVER went camping with me…they said thats what the scouts were for…another childhood memory goes ptbfbfb
HumorMeDark about 13 years ago
Dad looks weird without his glasses. :P
bmonk over 11 years ago
We had things worked out pretty well on trips. One thing that helped: Mom and Dad agreed that eating should be healthy—but were not so doctrinaire on trips. Two weeks of middling-lousy food won’t kill a person, and it avoided plenty of arguments.
yow4zip Premium Member over 11 years ago
It’s been quite a trip.
tom641 over 4 years ago
Calvin don’t pull punches.