Making out? That’s an interestig term for sitting next to each other. No telling what she would’ve called it if they’d been sitting on a blanket having a picnic!
Look how protective Brad is of Toni, shielding her from the angry mom (I still think she’s drawn more like grandma with those wrinkles). Ahem, angry mom, pay attention. The girls are behaving better than you are. You’re no example.
Notice Brad is standing in front of Toni and holding her hand. I get the impression he is both protecting her and keeping her from going ballistic on the woman.
There’s enough detail in these characters that I think they will be around for awhile. And there’s the potential for conflict—Shannon and Kim have made friends, but ToniandBrad are not going to want to be friends with Karen and vice versa.
I would rather have seen Fay brought back, maybe even Alex.
Kim’s mom won’t let her play with Shannon. I too wonder where this will go. Prediction: the kids do manage to become friends. Kim runs away from home to come live with Brad and Toni. Kim’s mom turns out to be abuser. Jonah doesn’t come home. Brad and Toni end up with both kids.
Hey, G&K—how’s this idea for an arc: Kim’s father (temperamentally, the polar opposite of his wife) finally divorces the b!tch and wins full custody of his daughter. In the interim, he and Shannon share a father-daughter bond, and he asks Brad and Toni if he can legally adopt her. They comply, realizing that the man can provide a more stable environment for the girl (Jonah’s parental “rights” having been terminated by the courts for neglect), and everyone lives happily ever after. And then, Brad and Toni can seriously consider starting their own family.
Yesterday, B&T appeared to have followed good EMT procedure by verifying first that the two children were unharmed and not in conflict. Today, they had opportunity for secondary triage to examine the self-inflicted psychological injury indicated in the rantings of the adult complainant. Readers may observe that the children have continued to demonstrate no injury. Perhaps tomorrow B&T may begin palliative treatment of the exaggerated inappropriate psychological symptoms demonstrated in the other adult. Thankfully in the interim they have maintained their own equanimity in the face of false accusations and verbal assault.
As the old saying goes: “Hate is taught, love is natural.” These kids got it more together than this old Karen. We all know she’s just trying (and failing) to asset dominance due to some insecurity she’s got going on. Keep playing, kids! At least YOUR morals are on straight!
There’s a contrast of voices here. This woman says they’re “awful role models” yet we see the result of their lives reflected in the once awful Shannon making her first friend. Kinda reminds me of how Luann met Bernice.
No way to know whether the horrid lady is old (had the child as a late pregnancy?) or has dyed her hair white. I had a 21-year-old co-worker with silver-dyed hair: noticing her from the other end of the store, I mistook her for middle-aged.
Same thing with another co-worker in that job the previous year. I thought I saw gray in her hair, despite her looking young; but she might or might not have dyed it that way. She was always manipulating her looks, so who knows.
Poor Kim, from her sad look it’s easy to understand that her mother must make scenes like this often and that she’s old enough to understand how that’s exaggerated and feels awkward. Fortunately she manages not to follow her bad example. It’s so nice to see that Shannon has made a friend.
Both Toni and Brad probably have training in diffusing difficult situations, due to their jobs. I’m interested in seeing how the story arc develops, also. It’s also interesting seeing how the comments are developing … with some people angry, and one person even putting in the too common sexual slur against the angry woman (being angry because she hasn’t had enough sex). A good example of how everyone figures they can put in their own two cents … including me, I admit. Best regards to all.
I think it’s sad that we all reach an age, fairly soon after this, when saying “you wanna be friends?” is just weird. I’d love to be able to still say that to people without scaring them off.
Ah, the old “I punch you, now we should be friends” bit. How realistic. But, you know, that’s what they tell you in pre-school “say you’re sorry and be friends.” And, you know what, I did that with the kid whose foot I stomped after he cut me in line for the slide. It still doesn’t make sense, but I guess it works. Maybe I’m just a cynical old man.
She is a mom, not a grandma? I wonder why they chose to draw her with white hair. Bleached blonde? Anyway, she is certainly obnoxious, and obviously hadn’t observed Brad and Toni at all. She clearly hadn’t observed the “incident” either — just saw that her little darling was crying and created a narrative based on that alone. She’s someone who has a need to be angry, and to attack people. I’ve known people like this in my life, and they’re very difficult to be around; we had a next door neighbor who was like this. He delighted in finding code violations to report. (We weren’t in an HOA or anything like that, so these were city code infractions. Stupid stuff, like not having the sidewalk section in your driveway apron, even though our street didn’t have a sidewalk.)
But it looks like in spite of that, a friendship might blossom for the girls. If Brad and Toni can hold their nose and put up with the mother, maybe the kids can hang out together more often.
Too bad the girls can’t be friends. I would never let my child be alone with that crazy Momster. T and B could invite Kim over to play but they would still have to deal with the shrill shrew.
I see there are still people who insist on using a first name as an insult and description of cranky outspoken middle aged women. I wonder if they know how stupid using that term makes them look? It’s like they’re just following a bad trend, like sheep, and all it does is make them look like doltish idiots.
There are a LOT of women in our country whose loud and public protests are making a big difference, and it’s unfortunate that women in our society have to shout, or get angry, or cry to make people listen to what they have to say.
This lady in the park, though, she’s just over-reacting to seeing her child crying. Maybe by tomorrow the adrenalin will subside and they’ll get her to calm down. Don’t blow it, Toni and Brad – think of it, afternoon play dates (at least three hours) for Shannon at her new friends’ house, complete with a two-legged Doberman for protection LOL!
Nice when kids work out their differences without parental interference. Someone did something right since Shannon is apologizing. And it sounds like Kim’s mom is a bit of a bully, at least judgmental. Kim looks a bit like Nancy. Hope she’s a new friend and character for Shannon.
Yes some folks really get riled up over nothing, Like a few comments they really seem to ENJOY these kind of explosions… I had many customers over the years that right, wrong or no matter what they had to argue and yell to make it appear they were “winning” As a service manager my favorite game was grab a clipboard and take them outside saying I am listening but I have to get some info off a car for one of the mechanics. I’d pretend to be looking at the car and taking notes while listening very carefully, nodding and saying stuff like " I see " or " I can relate to that" after usually a just few minutes they would lose steam and calm down and I could address the issue without further yelling. Doing this took them away from their audience which in turn lost their “Fuel” for yelling… on a side note, back in the ’60s and ’70s My Dad was really into yelling at me when I messed up (and most times I probably deserved it) and he would always throw in somewhere “DO YOU THINK I ENJOY YELLING AT YOU?” I always wanted to yell back at him " YES I THINK YOU REALLY ARE HAVING FUN YELLING…" But I was smart enough to know I’d end up with at least a sore rear end… or WORSE
Okay, okay, so about the hair. Women (and men) bleach their hair to white for a variety of reasons, and many are young. If the person has white hair, it does not indicate they are old. Some do this because they like it as a kind of self-expression, others do it just because they can. Give it a rest.
I raised 2 boys and had a major part in 3 girls, all of whom have turned out well. Most of the time the best thing the adults can do is let the kids deal with situations like this. Most of the time they will do just fine. I feel sorry for Kim. Her mom seems to have some major issues.
And by the time Ms. Mother-Of-The-Year finishes lecturing Brad and Toni, Shannon and Kim will have taken over the playground, having the best time ever.
Today’s strip reminds me of the 2011 movie “Carnage” with Jodie Foster, Kate Winslet, Christoph Waltz, and John C. Reilly, who play two sets of parents. If you’ve seen this film, you’ll get it. I Recommend it, with a strong suggestion to pay attention to the visuals at the beginning AND end, even as the credits roll.
Also why are Brad and Toni just standing there listening to this raving rhymes-with-witch? It’s not rude to interrupt someone who’s treating you like crap.
lvlax 20 days ago
Awwww.. Shannon made a new friend. Hi Kim!
That woman is REALLY annoying. Brad and Toni were not making out. What is she even talking about?
Namrepus 20 days ago
I’d tell the woman to fly back to her coven.
Linnorm 20 days ago
She probably wished she was making out. Just in general.
yoda1234 20 days ago
Translation: Kim’s mom isn’t getting any, and she feels the need to make that everyone else’s problem.
californiamonty 20 days ago
Making out? That’s an interestig term for sitting next to each other. No telling what she would’ve called it if they’d been sitting on a blanket having a picnic!
kenhense 20 days ago
An over the top beeyach. Ann Eiffel was way more interesting.
PaulAbbott2 20 days ago
Karen needs a swift kick in her posterior
9thCapricorn 20 days ago
Look how protective Brad is of Toni, shielding her from the angry mom (I still think she’s drawn more like grandma with those wrinkles). Ahem, angry mom, pay attention. The girls are behaving better than you are. You’re no example.
DSTERepairman 20 days ago
Woh! What a Karen! Not you, Ms. Evans!
Ruth Brown 20 days ago
Good. Kids talking to each other.
TPETERSON1 20 days ago
Notice Brad is standing in front of Toni and holding her hand. I get the impression he is both protecting her and keeping her from going ballistic on the woman.
howtheduck 20 days ago
Gracious. In that final panel, Shannon is supposed to looking friendly, but instead is drawn to be kind of intimidating.
Mordock999 Premium Member 20 days ago
You Know?
It’s times like THIS and “folks” like Witch Hazel here that makes one want to carry around a big old can of bear spray and apply it LIBERALLY.
Yeah, YEAH, I know what you’re saying.
But there ARE some things worth an “assault charge.” ;-)
diazch408 20 days ago
That woman is a terrible parent! I hope her kid gives her mom a strong stare at dinner.
ninjanick101 20 days ago
What an awful “mother”.
BabyBlue 20 days ago
Wow. That poor kid. If her mom acts that way in public, her home life must be hell.
nesto49 20 days ago
I love the protective way Brad has moved in front of Toni.
WomanWarrior 20 days ago
Is Brad protecting Toni or holding her back from decking Kim’s mom?
Asharah 20 days ago
I love entitled parent stories on Reddit when the kid winds up yelling, “This is why Dad divorced you!”
Uncle Kenny 20 days ago
There’s enough detail in these characters that I think they will be around for awhile. And there’s the potential for conflict—Shannon and Kim have made friends, but ToniandBrad are not going to want to be friends with Karen and vice versa.
I would rather have seen Fay brought back, maybe even Alex.
French Persons Premium Member 20 days ago
Panel 1: The silhouette of the trees in the background makes a nice representation of the dark cloud of vitriol which surrounds this woman..
BabyBlue 20 days ago
Kim’s mom won’t let her play with Shannon. I too wonder where this will go. Prediction: the kids do manage to become friends. Kim runs away from home to come live with Brad and Toni. Kim’s mom turns out to be abuser. Jonah doesn’t come home. Brad and Toni end up with both kids.
jmworacle 20 days ago
Isn’t that some friendships begin? I sense an un-holy alliance brewing.
BJShipley1 20 days ago
Shannon made a friend, AND she showed real remorse for her actions for once. This just became one of the best storyarcs in a long time.
JonGoss 20 days ago
Helicopter parents are the worst. Seriously, let kids play until there is crying, get the facts, brush them off, and move on.
snsurone76 20 days ago
Maybe when that old bat sees Kim and Shannon having fun together, she’ll finally shut her big mouth!
snsurone76 20 days ago
Hey, G&K—how’s this idea for an arc: Kim’s father (temperamentally, the polar opposite of his wife) finally divorces the b!tch and wins full custody of his daughter. In the interim, he and Shannon share a father-daughter bond, and he asks Brad and Toni if he can legally adopt her. They comply, realizing that the man can provide a more stable environment for the girl (Jonah’s parental “rights” having been terminated by the courts for neglect), and everyone lives happily ever after. And then, Brad and Toni can seriously consider starting their own family.
ProclaimLiberty 20 days ago
Yesterday, B&T appeared to have followed good EMT procedure by verifying first that the two children were unharmed and not in conflict. Today, they had opportunity for secondary triage to examine the self-inflicted psychological injury indicated in the rantings of the adult complainant. Readers may observe that the children have continued to demonstrate no injury. Perhaps tomorrow B&T may begin palliative treatment of the exaggerated inappropriate psychological symptoms demonstrated in the other adult. Thankfully in the interim they have maintained their own equanimity in the face of false accusations and verbal assault.
TwilightFaze 20 days ago
As the old saying goes: “Hate is taught, love is natural.” These kids got it more together than this old Karen. We all know she’s just trying (and failing) to asset dominance due to some insecurity she’s got going on. Keep playing, kids! At least YOUR morals are on straight!
Purple People Eater 20 days ago
Think what you could be learning from your child!
egag21 20 days ago
There’s a contrast of voices here. This woman says they’re “awful role models” yet we see the result of their lives reflected in the once awful Shannon making her first friend. Kinda reminds me of how Luann met Bernice.
Wilkins068 20 days ago
By what Kimmie says, her mom must do this ever now an then
leighabc123 20 days ago
Brad and Toni! Stop letting that lady talk to you like that!
eladee AKA Wally 20 days ago
Shannon made a friend!!!
ranelson43 20 days ago
Shannon’s new stepmom?
Mongo 20 days ago
Rut roh.
Methinks Toni is about to go Mama Bear.
The Angel of the South 20 days ago
No way to know whether the horrid lady is old (had the child as a late pregnancy?) or has dyed her hair white. I had a 21-year-old co-worker with silver-dyed hair: noticing her from the other end of the store, I mistook her for middle-aged.
Same thing with another co-worker in that job the previous year. I thought I saw gray in her hair, despite her looking young; but she might or might not have dyed it that way. She was always manipulating her looks, so who knows.
OneTime59 20 days ago
Toni is looking irritated. Brad is holding her back. Nice to see the girls not getting caught up in the hag’s tirade.
Aladar30 Premium Member 20 days ago
Poor Kim, from her sad look it’s easy to understand that her mother must make scenes like this often and that she’s old enough to understand how that’s exaggerated and feels awkward. Fortunately she manages not to follow her bad example. It’s so nice to see that Shannon has made a friend.
melodymucisa 20 days ago
Nice to see Shannon making friends!
Wizard of Ahz-no relation 20 days ago
at what point do they call the police on this woman?
communitygardenslondon 20 days ago
Both Toni and Brad probably have training in diffusing difficult situations, due to their jobs. I’m interested in seeing how the story arc develops, also. It’s also interesting seeing how the comments are developing … with some people angry, and one person even putting in the too common sexual slur against the angry woman (being angry because she hasn’t had enough sex). A good example of how everyone figures they can put in their own two cents … including me, I admit. Best regards to all.
JoeStoppinghem Premium Member 20 days ago
Nice to see Shannon apologized on her own. There is good in her after all.
Now we get to see how Toni will handle the situation.
Bucinka 20 days ago
Karens gonna Karen….
Count Olaf Premium Member 20 days ago
Shannon’s parent isn’t a role model. He needs a role model. He’s a swine.
Count Olaf Premium Member 20 days ago
Karen does have a point. Shannon’s parent is awful role models.
Count Olaf Premium Member 20 days ago
Shannon needs a role model like Ann❤️Eiffel. Dilly! Dilly! Boy Howdy!
GirlGeek Premium Member 20 days ago
They weren’t making out. I honestly hate middle-aged Karens who look like grandmas
artheaded1 20 days ago
Is Brad holding Toni back from slugging this woman?
dsikkema 20 days ago
!00% dyed in the wool, Pure Karen.
Toni needs to put it in its place.
baskate_2000 20 days ago
Pot meet kettle — who is she to yell about setting a poor example for the kid? I think Shannon and Kim both have more reason than she does.
Just-me 20 days ago
Kim’s mom doesn’t care about the facts, she just wants to scream at someone.
Angry Indeed Premium Member 20 days ago
Kim’s mom is jealous of those two. With a face like that, she’d have to sneak up on water.
ridenslide65 20 days ago
Ah, the Karen, in her native environment…..
Chris 20 days ago
while the lady is overexaggerating, the kids are becoming friends. :J
Ellis97 20 days ago
Actually, Shannon is learning a lot from Brad and Toni. She’s learning all the right things, unlike you, you crazy old lady.
Kr-perry Premium Member 20 days ago
I don’t know if anyone has said it yet, but momma could learn a lot from Kim.
lisfnord 20 days ago
I think it’s sad that we all reach an age, fairly soon after this, when saying “you wanna be friends?” is just weird. I’d love to be able to still say that to people without scaring them off.
katempleton 20 days ago
Isn’t it rude to call rude people Karen? Not all Karen’s are rude!!!
DaBump Premium Member 20 days ago
I think maybe somebody’s having a bad day. Okay, so maybe she makes a habit of it.
Solomon J. Behala Premium Member 20 days ago
Ah, the old “I punch you, now we should be friends” bit. How realistic. But, you know, that’s what they tell you in pre-school “say you’re sorry and be friends.” And, you know what, I did that with the kid whose foot I stomped after he cut me in line for the slide. It still doesn’t make sense, but I guess it works. Maybe I’m just a cynical old man.
Toshmanii 20 days ago
From the look of her, she appears to be a "late-life mother…and they can be the most overprotective of their precious gift.
artegal 20 days ago
Karen.
Doug K 20 days ago
Kim looks a little like Little Orphan Annie.
Guybrush Threepwood 20 days ago
Am I alone in thinking that the only correct answer to her would be a simple, gentle, laidback
“F3ck off, Karen”
calliarcale 20 days ago
She is a mom, not a grandma? I wonder why they chose to draw her with white hair. Bleached blonde? Anyway, she is certainly obnoxious, and obviously hadn’t observed Brad and Toni at all. She clearly hadn’t observed the “incident” either — just saw that her little darling was crying and created a narrative based on that alone. She’s someone who has a need to be angry, and to attack people. I’ve known people like this in my life, and they’re very difficult to be around; we had a next door neighbor who was like this. He delighted in finding code violations to report. (We weren’t in an HOA or anything like that, so these were city code infractions. Stupid stuff, like not having the sidewalk section in your driveway apron, even though our street didn’t have a sidewalk.)
But it looks like in spite of that, a friendship might blossom for the girls. If Brad and Toni can hold their nose and put up with the mother, maybe the kids can hang out together more often.
locake 20 days ago
Too bad the girls can’t be friends. I would never let my child be alone with that crazy Momster. T and B could invite Kim over to play but they would still have to deal with the shrill shrew.
gigslick 20 days ago
My mom’s name is Karen, can we just stop the whole Karen thing?
Lord King Wazmo Premium Member 20 days ago
So it’s her MOM, not her Grandma? Knew it was just a matter of time before the Evans Collective would create a new character that’s just WRONG.
jrankin1959 20 days ago
They’re married… does that help you, lady?
eced52 20 days ago
If she would shut up long enough, she would find out.
paldec 20 days ago
Enough with the old, trite Karen trope. It’s so last year. Today, she’s Anna. Tomorrow, Barbara. And on through Zelda.
car992012 20 days ago
Another “Karen”
prrdh 20 days ago
Yes, she’s learning to resolve differences without fighting. Oh, the horror! That clearly makes her unfit for today’s society.
That harridan needs to check out Matthew 18:3.
comic reader 22 20 days ago
I see there are still people who insist on using a first name as an insult and description of cranky outspoken middle aged women. I wonder if they know how stupid using that term makes them look? It’s like they’re just following a bad trend, like sheep, and all it does is make them look like doltish idiots.
There are a LOT of women in our country whose loud and public protests are making a big difference, and it’s unfortunate that women in our society have to shout, or get angry, or cry to make people listen to what they have to say.
This lady in the park, though, she’s just over-reacting to seeing her child crying. Maybe by tomorrow the adrenalin will subside and they’ll get her to calm down. Don’t blow it, Toni and Brad – think of it, afternoon play dates (at least three hours) for Shannon at her new friends’ house, complete with a two-legged Doberman for protection LOL!
KEA 20 days ago
speaking of awful role models…
chuck 20 days ago
I’m finding the new, post “Bedtime with Nancy” Shannon to be a much more likable character.
mindjob 20 days ago
She takes Karen to a whole new level
interstateking Premium Member 20 days ago
The number 1 people I hate the most are Karens
mfought 20 days ago
aw shucks the new Luann and Bernice
bilbrlsn 20 days ago
Note Big Mouth is busy ignoring the kid while she Karens out.
bdmiles1 20 days ago
Kim looks a lot like a blond version of comic character “Nancy”. I wonder if she & Aunt Fritzi are still around?
Dawn Hall 20 days ago
I thought the woman was the kids Grandma…LOL
Darth Nefarius 20 days ago
Kim’s mom’s name Karen?
The Quiet One 20 days ago
Uhh lady have you given any thought to what YOUR child might be learning from you?
w2lj 20 days ago
I think Brad is desperately trying to keep Toni from making a fist.
Heelboy 12 20 days ago
Witchy-Poo needs to shut her yap….
Saurischia 20 days ago
Mom? More like grandmother or even great-grandmother.
lnrokr55 20 days ago
Gee grandma, triggered much ???
Gen.Flashman 20 days ago
Not a real “Karen” until she calls the police.
YorkGirl Premium Member 20 days ago
Nice when kids work out their differences without parental interference. Someone did something right since Shannon is apologizing. And it sounds like Kim’s mom is a bit of a bully, at least judgmental. Kim looks a bit like Nancy. Hope she’s a new friend and character for Shannon.
docflash 20 days ago
Yes some folks really get riled up over nothing, Like a few comments they really seem to ENJOY these kind of explosions… I had many customers over the years that right, wrong or no matter what they had to argue and yell to make it appear they were “winning” As a service manager my favorite game was grab a clipboard and take them outside saying I am listening but I have to get some info off a car for one of the mechanics. I’d pretend to be looking at the car and taking notes while listening very carefully, nodding and saying stuff like " I see " or " I can relate to that" after usually a just few minutes they would lose steam and calm down and I could address the issue without further yelling. Doing this took them away from their audience which in turn lost their “Fuel” for yelling… on a side note, back in the ’60s and ’70s My Dad was really into yelling at me when I messed up (and most times I probably deserved it) and he would always throw in somewhere “DO YOU THINK I ENJOY YELLING AT YOU?” I always wanted to yell back at him " YES I THINK YOU REALLY ARE HAVING FUN YELLING…" But I was smart enough to know I’d end up with at least a sore rear end… or WORSE
liberalnlovinit 20 days ago
Looking at the past three days this lady has ONE facial expression – LOUD.
Joe1962 Premium Member 20 days ago
The mom is freaking out and Shannon made a new friend in Kim and Toni is about ready to local on the mom.
lgusy 20 days ago
time to shut Karen up
ForeverDemon64 20 days ago
Oh, p*ss off Karen. You’re the one being a bad role model for your child.
FrostbiteFalls 20 days ago
Perfect example of how kids can show more maturity than (in-age-only) adults.
Barrelmaker13 Premium Member 20 days ago
Okay, okay, so about the hair. Women (and men) bleach their hair to white for a variety of reasons, and many are young. If the person has white hair, it does not indicate they are old. Some do this because they like it as a kind of self-expression, others do it just because they can. Give it a rest.
Petemejia77 20 days ago
Mom?
RichardCurran-Kelley 20 days ago
I love Brad’s posture standing in front of and shielding Toni.
plaidley 20 days ago
I wonder what Ole Yeller would think if they arrive at her house in firefighter suits bearing axes.
ccfharvard4 20 days ago
Every customer service worker’s poster person, for why they want to quit.
Curiosity Premium Member 20 days ago
I raised 2 boys and had a major part in 3 girls, all of whom have turned out well. Most of the time the best thing the adults can do is let the kids deal with situations like this. Most of the time they will do just fine. I feel sorry for Kim. Her mom seems to have some major issues.
anaditz 19 days ago
Maybe she’s thinking about the last time she actually made out with someone. She sure is3 drawn to look fairly old to be the parent of an adolescent.
Dragoncat 19 days ago
And by the time Ms. Mother-Of-The-Year finishes lecturing Brad and Toni, Shannon and Kim will have taken over the playground, having the best time ever.
wantcomicsnow2 19 days ago
So most readers have decided that the shrieking harpy isn’t really old, she just bleached her hair white?
Sorry people, but to me she looks OLD. The lines on her face, the way she’s dressed……..
Still I suppose if she makes a habit of staying in rage mode most of the time, the frown lines would quickly become permanent.
spikelovesmusic 19 days ago
Today’s strip reminds me of the 2011 movie “Carnage” with Jodie Foster, Kate Winslet, Christoph Waltz, and John C. Reilly, who play two sets of parents. If you’ve seen this film, you’ll get it. I Recommend it, with a strong suggestion to pay attention to the visuals at the beginning AND end, even as the credits roll.
eddi-TBH 19 days ago
Typical.
eddi-TBH 19 days ago
Brad is holding Toni’s hand. So she won’t punch the windbag.
HodgeElmwood 19 days ago
That’s mom?? She looks more like grandma!
HodgeElmwood 19 days ago
Also why are Brad and Toni just standing there listening to this raving rhymes-with-witch? It’s not rude to interrupt someone who’s treating you like crap.
Kenezg 19 days ago
What were they supposed to do, slide down the slide with her?
David Huie Green AmericaIsGreatItHasUs 19 days ago
Most children are stuck with imperfect parents. My children were lucky they had me. That reduces the imperfection by at least half.
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] 19 days ago
if she doesn’t scare evil thing will….
To see her is to take a sudden chill…..
AndrewSihler 18 days ago
It’s really rather sweet, Shannon talking kid-talk like a champion.
Brighton Premium Member 18 days ago
I love how Brad is shielding Toni from that momma bear.