Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for December 31, 2020

fun

I can see why Mr. Weekin doesn’t like the epergne.

Sometimes these wonderful strips make me feel like I have been psychedelisized.

And here comes Mrs. Otterloop with the vacuum!

At least someone is brave enough to put them on paper.

Be careful next to the edge of the carpet.

Alice’s fun imagination is short-lived: Petey accuses Alice of being “a shallow Flat Worlder”!

Nothing more dangerous than an epergne gone bad.

Later it was learned that Mrs. Weekin landed on dust bunny and was saved from the devastating effects of the lava field.

“Could have been worse. The epergne could have pulled off our hair.”

“Eek!” says Mrs. Weekin… ☺

This one is hilarious! Dang that little girl has some serious issues!

Alice is going to g row up to be a vengeful goddess. Or a game show host.

Epergnes have always been potent polarizers.

All the best tea parties end with someone sinking in the lava.

New Netflix series … “The Weekins’ Wacky Epergne”.

Worst tea party ever, but boy, the tea was nice and hot!

It’s all tea and crumpets until someone ends up in the lava. ;-D

Mr. Weekin should have realized the epergne held the high ground.

The moral of the story is: Never spurn an epergne! Or you’ll burn in return! :>)

Serves them right. I never did like the Weekins. They always seemed too haughty and prejudiced for my taste

Vive l’epergne!

She skipped the volcano this time and went right for the lava.

You gotta watch your step around epergnes. It doesn’t take much to set off the French .