Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for August 15, 2012

Please, not another Petey.

Oh man….

As a kid I once stood on a seacucumber and it turned its insides outside. I waited for a week to die, sure I’d been poisened by some weird tropical biting thing.

can’t be too careful in that big salty bathtub Alice!

One Petey is plenty for one family.

In the original story of “The Little Mermaid”, Hans Christian Andersen wrote that deceased mermaids become sea foam (though the heroine turned into a spirit).

Petey has been influencing Alice again

A visit to the seashore is a big learning experience for a four-year-old! Madeline should not be too worried if just a little of Petey’s personality rubs off on Alice—she really does like her big brother, and that’s good.

It’s only a matter of time before Alice starts chewing her arm.

used detergent?

There are already two Peteys…dad is similar to son in more ways than just his name, you know!

He had to get the way he is somehow. ;-)

Of course not.

My day to day 2012 Desk Calendar (Cul de Sac) is currently on the week of August 16, 2010. You want some real “sh!t@ and giggles” go back here to the archived week of August 16, 2010!

Not two Peteys.

Actually if they are downstream from the sewage outlet that foam could be a LOT of things.