For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for April 29, 2018

I had the idea of her leaving the wrapper on the cheese. Pity the lunch meat didn’t have a red plastic skin on it! You go Lizard Breath!!!

Passive-aggressive behavior at its finest — and yes, Michael had it coming!

Elizabeth gets the last laugh. Since she is apparently the person who makes the school lunches (impressively responsible for an 8-year-old), now Mike is going to have to inspect his lunch every time to make sure Elizabeth has not sabotaged it in some way.

She could have just left the cheese out.

I was the only child on my Mom’s side of the family and the only time I spent weekday nights with my Dad was when he took me on field trips. I always made my own lunch.

Didn’t any of you notice the package she was getting the “cheese” from said “cheese like slices”?

The old saw says: payback can be AWESOME!! But, it can also be enjoyed in small doses. Go, Elizabeth

Smart move, Lizzie! LOL

Why, Lizzie, you little imp! Tee hee hee!

Wow, look at all that processed food. My wife has been lecturing…uh, informing me lately how bad all that is for me and how I should eat cleaner. There hasn’t been that type of cheese in our house in years.

I hope she put a big glop of mayonnaise on the bread that went face down on the cellophane wrapped cheese. Even more fun trying to deconstruct the sandwich after the first bite in the lunch room with all your friends watching. Good on ya April!

Mike’s bad mood may worsen when he bites into the cheese w/wrapping still on. Don’t blame Elizabeth for doing so, boy, because you were such a grump.

Please help: what is the last word on the side of the cereal box? I love Lynn’s funny labels; but this time I can’t make out that last word to get the joke…

Good for you, Lizzie!