The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for May 12, 2020

They went to live on a farm upstate.

More likely, they “bought the farm”.

Next stop for the exterminator, the rats on The Revenge (Overboard).

I guess Cinderella wasn’t the only one having a gas that night.

So that’s supposed to be Cinderella looking for her mice/horses?

Where is the Fairy Godmother when you need her?

the mice should’ve cheesed it…

Hope they got the cat too.

Cinderkiller.

The Stepmother got her revenge….

Ooooh sad

Now you know the TRUE Secret Of NIMH.

l like the bare foot peeking out from under the dress.

Sorry. I don’t get this one. Is there a reference that I am lacking?

Hmmm! Where’s there one or two there’s more ….errrrr, was more…

Were those the names of the mice in the Disney version of Cinderella?

Heartwarming, ain’t it?

Gus in human form got killed on ONCE UPON A TIME. Still traumatized.

“Collateral damage”, says the wicked stepmother.

But in the story they were changed into Coachmen and took her to the ball. So they wouldn’t have been home.

This is so wrong…

Dis-Gus-ting.

Better get one of them horseless-carriages – your “horses” are gone.

Somebody took the phrase ‘Hold your horses’ literally.

She’s not too concerned about their squeaks with that set of headphones. In a short while, she will be able to sniff them out.

Let me recommend the 2018 natural-history book Never Home Alone: From Microbes to Millipedes, Camel Crickets, and Honeybees, the Natural History of Where We Live, by Rob Dunn, who introduces us to these tiny tenants of absolutely everybody’s home and shows us how — in almost every case — they make our lives better, and explains why trying to eradicate the bad ones just makes our lives worse.

Disney spells it “Jaq.”