you all remember Calvin and Hobbes?
Calvin: "there's never enough time to do all the nothing you want"
So true.
opened my fridge this morning
and realised everything in it has been there since last year.
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As you know I LOVE Calvin and Hobbes. And that is one of many truths contained in the series.
ReplyDeleteElephant's Child; I'm seriously thinking of having that printed on a coffee mug.
DeleteCalvin and Hobbes were/are brilliant. They told life's lessons in such simple ways.
ReplyDeleteSusan Kane; told and taught.
DeleteI love it! And I live it :)
ReplyDeletejenny_o; me too :)
DeleteOne of the best cartoons going.
ReplyDeletejoeh; I cut them from the papers and save them in a folder to read when I need cheering up.
DeleteOh yes, true.
ReplyDeleteMargaret-whiteangel; so very true.
DeleteNo idea who they are or were, but I agree with the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteAndrew; you don't know of Calvin & Hobbes? How is this possible? Google Calvin & Hobbes cartoons immediately.
DeleteCalvin was wise beyond his years.
ReplyDeletemessymimi; I think he's a little genius with a fantastic imagination.
DeleteI read Calvin & Hobbs in the "Courier Mail" all the time. Lots of fun. :)
ReplyDeleteLee; he's in The Advertiser here and I cut out the cartoon with each paper I get and save them in a folder.
DeleteSuch great cartoons. Tim got me the entire collection one year for xmas. Just love those cartoons! And Tim. Win, win all the way around.
ReplyDeleteThe Happy Whisk; that has to be the best Christmas gift ever!
DeleteI ♥ Calvin
ReplyDeleteMy wife bought all of the books
Author R. Mac Wheeler; I'd love to have all the books, but it's going to take quite a bit more saving before I think about ordering them. I'll have them eventually.
DeleteSuch a magnificent series. Translated into every language.
ReplyDeleteJoanne; every language? That's impressive. And not at all surprising.
DeleteCalvin was one smart little boy. A little diabolical at times, maybe. :) Remember the armies of snowmen he made?
ReplyDeleteSusan; yes, diabolical, I loved his snowmen ideas. I wish I had half his imagination.
DeleteNot familiar with him but no one can argue the wisdom of that statement.
ReplyDeleteArkansas Patti; I think you should google Calvin & Hobbes cartoons and get familiar with him.
DeleteCalvin & Hobbes: One of the best cartoons EVER!!
ReplyDeletefishducky; definitely!
DeleteI still have a book of Calvin & Hobbes for reading when times are not the best so much wise advice and funny too.
ReplyDeleteMerle...........
Merle; I don't have a book, but I do have a binder with Calvin & Hobbes cartoons that I've cut from the newspapers.
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