For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for May 31, 2015

Can’t use that kind of language here ! ! ! !

Practice makes perfect.

Good luck finding the screws for those outlet plates!

Well she has “Lefty Loosey” down pat, but she still needs to master “Righty Tighty”.

Reminds me of when my little brother taught hmself to use a brace and bit. No privacy in the whole darned house!

Had me laughing out loud. So completely believable.I love Elly’s look of confusion when she flipped the light switch.

Ahahaha…

Lynn’s Notes:

This was a scenario from home. My daughter, Katie, had, at the age of four, learned how to use a screwdriver, and had gone about my mother-in-law’s house unscrewing things. Ruth tried to open a kitchen cupboard door and it came off in her hands along with the handle. We were both perplexed. How in the world had all the screws come loose? We looked about for Katie and found her outside in the driveway trying to take the license plates off my car!

Even Tommy Pickles of “Rugrats” learned to use a screwdriver.

Is nobody calling out Ellie for pulling out the plug by the cord?

This is one reason why I’m glad I don’t have kids.

How did Elizabeth get to the handle of the cupboard in the first panel? Elly had to reach up to get ahold of it.

It’s a good thing the electric cord didn’t break, since she didn’t pull the plug out by the plug head.

Hope she doesn’t poke the screwdriver into the outlet!