I’ve heard of a worse. How about a grown man who cuts down a pine tree out of someone’s front yard for his family Christmas tree? (He could afford to buy one).
I love how all the birds (especially seagulls) get drawn with human knees. Somehow that’s funny and cute, not like the sheepshead fish with their human teeth which are just creepy.
These four panels are so beautiful that I’ve come back to this page a dozen times since they were posted over sixteen hours ago. Just looking, in wonderment, at the colors, the shadows, the fall of light and the light of Fall.
I imagine the children chattering, the leaves ticking along at their feet, sounds subtly changed… as all sounds are… by the different humidity, air pressure, and temperature of Autumn air.
Everything about these four panels feels of October.
Growing up on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, there always came a day in October when that tenthmonth feeling just… settled… into the neighborhood, usually felt first of a morning, standing at the opened glass jalousie windows in the kitchen, breathing the outdoor air, my brother and mother puttering about their breakfasts.
Any of the three of us might say it first, but year after year it was “Now. Now it feels like Fall.”
This beautiful offering today has brought that feeling full force. I have goosebumps, and not for the first time in the last sixteen hours.
Space_Owl on GoComics almost 4 years ago
Ohhhhhh boy.
LastRoseofSummer Premium Member almost 4 years ago
This ought to be good!
Laurie Sefton Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Someone check the potted plants, because Amelia’s palming her meds!
catchup almost 4 years ago
Love those little birds on the gutters x
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Wild child!
tzid almost 4 years ago
gulp
maxiesmom2 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
And her friends didn’t notice her walking off with the display pumpkin?
Durak Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Somebody hit the “sheninigans” alert button!
shawnc1959 almost 4 years ago
Amelia needs to learn the meaning of “petty theft”.
jschumaker almost 4 years ago
And so, the rogue pumpkin series begins. Look out, Snug Harbor!
crookedwolf Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Each season brings its own special weapons..!
Killraven Premium Member almost 4 years ago
The seagull’s got the right idea. Run!
Aladar30 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Ach! Now I can’t wait to see what the bad idea is.
WCraft Premium Member almost 4 years ago
I’ve heard of a worse. How about a grown man who cuts down a pine tree out of someone’s front yard for his family Christmas tree? (He could afford to buy one).
scyphi26 almost 4 years ago
Now there’s the start of a storyarc if I ever saw one.
DCBakerEsq almost 4 years ago
There are no bad ideas, only poorly covered tracks.
Sunzoomspark almost 4 years ago
I love how all the birds (especially seagulls) get drawn with human knees. Somehow that’s funny and cute, not like the sheepshead fish with their human teeth which are just creepy.
GKBOWOOD Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Clearly, up to NO GOOD – she took the pumpkin from the school…
GKBOWOOD Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Hang On! It appears she is taking the pumpkin INTO SCHOOL…
rstove428 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Predictions?
FunnyMinnion almost 4 years ago
It’s that time of year..Wear Amelia goes mad!
raybarb44 almost 4 years ago
You’ll be sorry……
InquireWithin almost 4 years ago
So long as she doesn’t roll it down the hill into an “abandoned” fireworks factory, headless-horseman style…
NWdryad almost 4 years ago
No one ever listens to the seagull
jimmjonzz Premium Member almost 4 years ago
These four panels are so beautiful that I’ve come back to this page a dozen times since they were posted over sixteen hours ago. Just looking, in wonderment, at the colors, the shadows, the fall of light and the light of Fall.
I imagine the children chattering, the leaves ticking along at their feet, sounds subtly changed… as all sounds are… by the different humidity, air pressure, and temperature of Autumn air.
Everything about these four panels feels of October.
Growing up on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, there always came a day in October when that tenthmonth feeling just… settled… into the neighborhood, usually felt first of a morning, standing at the opened glass jalousie windows in the kitchen, breathing the outdoor air, my brother and mother puttering about their breakfasts.
Any of the three of us might say it first, but year after year it was “Now. Now it feels like Fall.”
This beautiful offering today has brought that feeling full force. I have goosebumps, and not for the first time in the last sixteen hours.