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I never had a problem bringing my kids to the doctor.
He had all the Calvin and Hobbs books in his waiting room.
Thanks for the laughs and memories!
I like to think that there is a little bit of Calvin in all of us.
Let’s get this snow on the road!
S’now what?
It’s a hard row to snow.
I don’t believe you – snow me!
It’s just another reality snow.
Check snowpes.com just to make sure it isn’t an urban legend that it’s coming down from the sky out of nowhere.
Love me some Calvin & Hobbes! The snowman crossing reminds me of a time in the early 60s in Buffalo NY when we kids rolled HUGE snowballs to block the street so the schoolbus couldn’t get through.
The grownups were NOT amused.
Go figure…
If I’d been a grownup there (or anywhere), I would have thought that was hysterical. Just goes to snow you that there snow time like the present to find humor whenever possible!
There snow stopping me now!
Calvin & Hobbes is perfect for the transition from an old year to a new one. Some things are timeless, like these strips written 15 – 20 years ago.
Personal note – I use your blog roll to access other blogs and I’d like to have The Palin Place Blogspot on your list as well. Can you make my New Year wish come true?
Thanks,
Allison
thepalinplace.blogspot.com