Lio by Mark Tatulli for February 19, 2015

All work and no play makes Lio a dull boy.

C’mon, Lio was learning all about force and mass and acceleration and angles and torque and such-like……..

If skeleton A had 32 teeth and lost 20 percent of them, while skeleton B had 28 teeth and lost….

playtime is all about geometry

Lio went from being Jack Sparrow to being Einstein in a flash

This is “Lio” at its purest.

The Harryhausen Twins are very disappointed that Lio can’t play with them anymore today. Their dad, Ray, will soon be calling them in to their studies, too….

Work first, then play. It was the way I was taught and it was the way I taught my son. Unfortunately, his friends taught him different which is why he is on Academic Probation with a 1.25 GPA at college. I say it’s great that Lio listens to his Dad!

Next he’ll study biology, and how bones can move without muscle.

Oh boy.

he’ll be even better at sword fighting and catapult building,etc. after learning math.

He should consider himself lucky. Armed skeletons are deadly.

Math is important; but Dad shouldn’t interrupt Leo’s forensic anthropology practice…

" I was fortunate to meet the man and his wife back in the 1970’s."..Cool!