Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for December 10, 2013

Bien hecho, Baldo. Well done

Papi taught him well!

Another step in Baldo’s slow march to Buddhahood.

This is especially positive on his part considering how disappointed he is about losing the assistant manager position to someone who does less and takes the credit for Baldo’s work. Others might step on the caterpillar in their anger.

In the last panel…Is that a wind of change?curiously,C.

I try very hard not to step on any tiny critter I happen to see. Down South, here in Columbia, that means a long and winding path!

I guess none of you can tell that that’s a “Wooly Bear” caterpillar he saved and notice how bushy it looked. An indication of how cold it’s going to be this winter (well it’s already winter in many states).

Karma. I always save creepy crawlers. Makes for a long dog walk though after the rain with all the darn suicidal worms on the sidewalk.

The rammer approvesNiven nods

Some of those cats sting.

Aww. Brings back childhood memories. We got so excited when we found a whooly bear.

Good man, Baldo.

All life is precious

@Respectful Troll That’s good karma sweeping Baldo’s way.

Good thing it’s not one that stings!!!

Good job Baldo.

Agreed, that’s a display of his true self.

very nice strip, love it.

and thus Baldo shows his great difference from these people he works with.

@Hector & Carlos

When are you guys going to get Baldo into a job where he gets a little respect. Everybody I know would have quit Rod long ago.

At least he could have left it on a plant.

Except that’s a wooly bear, and they result in plain brown moths. As do many of the other pest caterpillars like hornworms and cutworms.

That’s so nice of Baldo. If we all thought of how amazing everything is, then at last love wins out.

Beautifully drawn today, and quite evocative.