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I would give my kid a big hug too, and then pry myself out of bed to see what happened to the kitchen. Itâs so sweet when they try to take care of things. :-)
When my siblings were a little younger than Calvin they made breakfast for my mom too . . . by cracking eggs over the brand new set of Encyclopedias. Real life and imaginary play werenât two distinct things at that point yet.
@Number Six,ââŠdoes that make Calvinâs breakfast a healthy âserialâ?It goes against the âgrainâ to think so! Calvin would have done better to serve Cheerios, (but not hot oatmeal). Mom would more likely have been âfeeling her oatsâ afterward.
Usually âitâs the thought that countsâ, but what if the house had burned down. Even a six-year-old needs to use some common sense. Oh, weâre talking about Calvin, arenât we? Heâs an exception to the rule!
margueritem about 13 years ago
OyâŠMomâs donât get sick too much, and the above is the reason whyâŠ
pouncingtiger about 13 years ago
Notice that Mom doesnât look surprised.
margueritem about 13 years ago
Ok, yes I know, itâs âMomsââŠ
Wiseguy411 about 13 years ago
The operation was a success, but the medicine is going to kill you âŠ
Phapada about 13 years ago
Calvin make good thing equal a child sixs a year will do ,
Phapada about 13 years ago
proud of Calvin..
dadmodevijay about 13 years ago
Just wondering what might have happened to the toast!! :)
rentier about 13 years ago
To stay ill for a longer time is not best for Moms!
Elaine Rosco Premium Member about 13 years ago
LolâŠin Calvinâs mind he did a good thing.
GROG Premium Member about 13 years ago
What could he possibly have done with toast and orange juice that could be worse than what he did with the eggs?
grok450 about 13 years ago
I would have blamed Hobbes!
hazardboy about 13 years ago
What a panhandler
lightenup Premium Member about 13 years ago
I would give my kid a big hug too, and then pry myself out of bed to see what happened to the kitchen. Itâs so sweet when they try to take care of things. :-)
Xane_T about 13 years ago
Clearly he set the orange juice on fire and burned up half the kitchen and he spilled the toast into the radiator.
eve_l_dewer about 13 years ago
Poor Cal, never makes any points.
BluePumpkin about 13 years ago
When my siblings were a little younger than Calvin they made breakfast for my mom too . . . by cracking eggs over the brand new set of Encyclopedias. Real life and imaginary play werenât two distinct things at that point yet.
chucklej about 13 years ago
How can his dad even let Calvin near fire??
kbyrdleroy123 about 13 years ago
Itâs the thought that counts.
V-Beast about 13 years ago
If the decals in the back of ford truck windows offer any insight at all, I think I know the backstory of the orange juice.
Puddleglum2 about 13 years ago
âAll or Nothing at Allâ â Frank Sinatra
Puddleglum2 about 13 years ago
@Number Six,ââŠdoes that make Calvinâs breakfast a healthy âserialâ?It goes against the âgrainâ to think so! Calvin would have done better to serve Cheerios, (but not hot oatmeal). Mom would more likely have been âfeeling her oatsâ afterward.
Puddleglum2 about 13 years ago
Usually âitâs the thought that countsâ, but what if the house had burned down. Even a six-year-old needs to use some common sense. Oh, weâre talking about Calvin, arenât we? Heâs an exception to the rule!
GROG Premium Member about 13 years ago
Exception is the rule with Calvin.
hogar.strashni about 13 years ago
@farmmat maybe he spilled orange juice over the toaster, coused a fire, and burned entire kitchen to the ground :D
coffeeturtle about 13 years ago
Not bad for a 6 year old. The house is still standing. (Thanks Dad for helping your kid out).
Number Three about 13 years ago
Awwwwwwww! So cute.
xxx
serenasakitty about 13 years ago
Dad was probably supervising in the background. As for the eggs, has it ever been said that he could cook?
Gretchen's Mom about 13 years ago
How about something like: âThe Next 6-Year-Old Iron Chefâ???!!!
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Gretchen's Mom about 13 years ago
Calvinâs dad supervising him while he made his sick mother breakfast in bed . . . like âthe blind leading the blindâ in this instance???!!!
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;-)
khpage about 13 years ago
Calvin, the salesman for âKitchens R UsââŠ..
Popeyesforearm about 13 years ago
he was panned by the Food Review in todays paper.
BanjinTsuki about 13 years ago
Sadly, I cook that well as a husband.
DerkinsVanPelt218 about 13 years ago
Good thing Gordon Ramseyâs not around.
bmonk about 13 years ago
Heyâwhen I cook, at least I never burn the salad. . . .
rgcviper about 13 years ago
Ahhh, Calvin ⊠but at least he gets an âAâ for effort, right?.This one gave me a good laugh.
Shikamoo Premium Member about 13 years ago
Uh, you donât cook salad bmonk. It sort of wiltsâŠ
bluskies about 13 years ago
Before or after you saw the kitchen?
rogue53 about 13 years ago
They both showed they love Mom in their own unique way. Calvin by doing and telling about it, and Dad by not saying a word.
Koolfunkygrrl about 13 years ago
thatâs actually really sweetâŠâŠ
fmasroor about 13 years ago
Well, he tried. Thatâs what counts.
prosafeel29 over 4 years ago
Its the thought that counts anyway