Oh take a picture of the last scene then. We have the best laughs over the pictures of when the kids were making pouty, frowny faces or misbehaving. It’s life. Not everything is sunshine and rainbows.
Truth, @She1943! We have the same issues even now- no battery or I’ve taken the memory card out.. And @lightenup, you are so right- my youngest is 5, and I already wish I had more of that stuff! It’s as hard to get recorded as the idyllic moments!
It’s hard to update a strip like this. Even if they changed the dialogue, John probably wouldn’t be searching the top shelf of a closet for a cell phone or memory card. So it runs as is, because the point is still made.
Even with a digital camera or cell phone this can happen unless you keep it on your person as you walk through the house. My cats will get into adorable positions and I’ll go grab my digital camera out of my purse (in another room of course) or off the dresser but by the time I return with it, they’ve moved.
To all the commenters yesterday who seem to know me better than I do, you didn’t know our circumstances. Not that I need to justify myself to any of you, but first of all, we didn’t think we COULD have children. We were married for 17 years before our first one arrived, and she came naturally (no fertility therapy or anything). Second, soon after she was born my husband lost his job and had to take a much lesser paying job. Hence, I also had to enter the job market. There were a lot of other circumstances as well. None of it had to do with overspending or not “planning”. My husband and I happily sacrifice for our two daughters’ security, but they also see us as hard-working and they know not to take anything for granted. They also know that they are loved.
gemduke almost 11 years ago
And before cameras that no longer use film. Film, isn’t that the residue on a dirty surface?
tripwire45 almost 11 years ago
Film? Just use a phone.
She Mc almost 11 years ago
He probably wouldn’t be able to get the phone in time either, these times are very, very rare!
gobblingup Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Oh take a picture of the last scene then. We have the best laughs over the pictures of when the kids were making pouty, frowny faces or misbehaving. It’s life. Not everything is sunshine and rainbows.
masnadies almost 11 years ago
Truth, @She1943! We have the same issues even now- no battery or I’ve taken the memory card out.. And @lightenup, you are so right- my youngest is 5, and I already wish I had more of that stuff! It’s as hard to get recorded as the idyllic moments!
Thomas Scott Roberts creator almost 11 years ago
It’s hard to update a strip like this. Even if they changed the dialogue, John probably wouldn’t be searching the top shelf of a closet for a cell phone or memory card. So it runs as is, because the point is still made.
Nighthawks Premium Member almost 11 years ago
my mom was quicker on the draw in 1956 or so:
Larry Bunch Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Modernize! Get a digital camera!
alondra almost 11 years ago
Even with a digital camera or cell phone this can happen unless you keep it on your person as you walk through the house. My cats will get into adorable positions and I’ll go grab my digital camera out of my purse (in another room of course) or off the dresser but by the time I return with it, they’ve moved.
716PMedGuy almost 11 years ago
who uses film??
JanLC almost 11 years ago
This strip is from 1985. The strips are 29 years old.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member almost 11 years ago
nighthawks, cute picture!
westny77 almost 11 years ago
A Kodak moment. Watching them fight is a lot funnier.
Wren Fahel over 10 years ago
To all the commenters yesterday who seem to know me better than I do, you didn’t know our circumstances. Not that I need to justify myself to any of you, but first of all, we didn’t think we COULD have children. We were married for 17 years before our first one arrived, and she came naturally (no fertility therapy or anything). Second, soon after she was born my husband lost his job and had to take a much lesser paying job. Hence, I also had to enter the job market. There were a lot of other circumstances as well. None of it had to do with overspending or not “planning”. My husband and I happily sacrifice for our two daughters’ security, but they also see us as hard-working and they know not to take anything for granted. They also know that they are loved.