One of the consequences of having kids.
And Michael does it again! Wait until Mom sees that umbrella!
to late
Mom! He’s a little kid. And a boy at that. What you expected and what you got should be very close together visually.
Um, psychlady? Did you miss the last panel?
Kids in real life break everything too!
♪♫ "I’m singin’ in the rain.
Just singin’ in the rain.
What a glorious feelin’
I’m happy again."♪♫
He had the umbrella cause it was only raining for 5 minutes, then used it as a tool for everything…thinking it s a toy..oh god..wasnt i like this as well..and nearly everyone :D great one!
“When the rain comes,we’ll step into the shade,sipping lemondade.”
The Beatles: RAIN circa 1966
Some of my 3 boys did distructive things but I taught them how wasteful that was and they grew up knowing better. My daughter is still wasteful.
This is where you teach him the difference between “toy” and “not a toy”… and make him pay for it to hit the lesson home. ;-)
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pouncingtiger almost 13 years ago
One of the consequences of having kids.
psychlady almost 13 years ago
And Michael does it again! Wait until Mom sees that umbrella!
Zanere almost 13 years ago
to late
NE1956 almost 13 years ago
Mom! He’s a little kid. And a boy at that. What you expected and what you got should be very close together visually.
Um, psychlady? Did you miss the last panel?
Gretchen's Mom almost 13 years ago
Kids in real life break everything too!
Gretchen's Mom almost 13 years ago
♪♫ "I’m singin’ in the rain.
Just singin’ in the rain.
What a glorious feelin’
I’m happy again."♪♫
~ Gene Kelly, “Singin’ In The Rain” (movie musical)PalePanther almost 13 years ago
He had the umbrella cause it was only raining for 5 minutes, then used it as a tool for everything…thinking it s a toy..oh god..wasnt i like this as well..and nearly everyone :D great one!
iced tea almost 13 years ago
“When the rain comes,we’ll step into the shade,sipping lemondade.”
The Beatles: RAIN circa 1966
vldazzle almost 13 years ago
Some of my 3 boys did distructive things but I taught them how wasteful that was and they grew up knowing better. My daughter is still wasteful.
burleigh2 almost 13 years ago
This is where you teach him the difference between “toy” and “not a toy”… and make him pay for it to hit the lesson home. ;-)
Slam Dragon almost 13 years ago
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