Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for July 11, 2014

That’s right, Calvin. Don’t let your Father forget how miserable he’s making you!

Complaning is not going to work whine all you want it won’t work.

Oh Dad, no more quiet time for reading!

Dad just discovered that he is sitting at the complaint window.

Click here: Peanuts (February 22, 1958)Click here: Peanuts (November 19, 1953)

Too late, Calvin…you’ve been found out! =-O

Better get back out there Calvin. Your dad will find chores for you to do otherwise.;-D

Yeah, Calvin, don’t let dad know how much fun you’re having.

this is why many adults do not visit their parents when they get older.

Your hourly update.

When I was young, fun was outside. Inside was boring.

I’ll bet dad’s NOT buying it.

I don’t really get this story line — I always think of them having fun outside without being forced to do so. This seems contrived….

Could’ve fooled me. Haha

I was having fun for an hour, but it’s no fun having to run over here to the window to tell you I’m not having fun.

Really?

xxx

You are welcome! I’ve read the narrative with pleasure (and some emotion, too…). Thanks for the link :-)

Calvin and Hobbes are going to have a race outside but he ends up tell his dad that after an hour playing outside he’s not having any fun.