Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for November 14, 2016

oh, when shall these paternal embarrassments cease for Alice?

OK, this is a plea for help. I’m going to try a return character after the period at the end of this sentence.Now I’m going to try 2 of them at the end of this one.

This is how it turns out. What am I doing wrong?

If only he could’ve reached the radio.

The traffic light song seems nice and seasonal. Its been awhile for the yodeling duck.

One of the cars I owned didn’t have a radio (it didn’t have a heater or a reverse gear, either, butt hat’s another story) and the girls and I sang in the car. Everything from Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer, to Camptown Races, to Panis Angelicus. Never a yodeling duck, though.

I think Petey must be a chip off the old block..

And Beni begins practicing his car noises he’ll use to annoy his future offspring.

They never really grow up do they? Not the good ones anyway. I mean, being a daddy sometimes brings the child out.

How does one even drive without singing? I didn’t realize that was an option.

My kids tell me I’m just like this.

They’re in their 20’s.

Both Peter Otterloop (poor dad driven loopy by his odd kids) and Beni make the same car-going sound. Maybe it’s universal (at least in the Cul de Sac).

BBRRRGHRRM!