Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for March 13, 2014
March 12, 2014
March 14, 2014
Transcript:
Dad: Baldo, it's good to see you writing so much. Baldo: Well, ever since Miss Lopez told the class I'm a talented writer, I'm under lots of pressure. Baldo: Mijo, just do what you always do before you write a paper... Dad: Obviously it's working! Dad: Where are you going? Baldo: I'm playing video games and drinking sodas till 2 in the morning, then writing the first thing that pops into my head.
Salinasong almost 11 years ago
The creative process is about emptying your mind so the art has room.
Liam Burns almost 11 years ago
What the spouses of writers and other creative people will never understand is when the writer is staring out the window, s/he is actually hard at work.
WaitingMan almost 11 years ago
My writing process in college started with a beer and a joint. All A’s, all the time. One B sneaked in, don’t know how.
danlarios almost 11 years ago
he’s a genius in his own mind
Comic Minister Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Good luck with that Baldo.
dzw3030 almost 11 years ago
There’s the dictionary, then there’s everyday speech. In my part of the Southwest, the word is “hito”.
tterrag365 almost 11 years ago
@JpuzzlewhizIt’s basically a contraction of Mi Hijo (my son).
laisla1315 almost 11 years ago
“Mijo” is usually the way “mi hijo” (my son) is pronounced in everyday speech. Remember that the “h” is silent in Spanish and the two "i"’s run together to create “mijo”.
emjaycee almost 11 years ago
And gracias to @JPuzzleWhiz as well.
potrerokid almost 11 years ago
It is! Mijo is a contraction for mi hijo. Got it now??
potrerokid almost 11 years ago
Try “de nada”!