Meet Ben and Olivia, a retired couple who babysit their grandchildren when their daughter goes back to work. Warm, funny and filled with gentle humor, BEN shows seniors as active, healthy and still in love after all these years. Created in 1996 and nationally syndicated in newspapers and magazines across North America, BEN has won the hearts of fans all over the world. Artist and creator Daniel Shelton touches on everyday details with affection, bringing to life characters in whom we are sure to recognize ourselves and our families.
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lightenup
said, 6 months ago
Awww… Poor Max!
kaecispop said, 6 months ago
I need something like that for my dog. However, he would probably figure a way around it in a short period of time. My dog is too smart for his own good.
whmIII said, 6 months ago
Just watch the chocolate…
Kimberly Marley said, 6 months ago
I don’t fully understand. Is max sad because he’s getting hurt, or just because he can’t get to the candy?
T.E. Lawrence said, 6 months ago
lol. This reminds me of an Easter at my parent’s house. The children were in another room when all of a suddent there was a terrible scream. We adults rushed into the next room where we found my five year-old nephew standing up and hollding his easter basket in one hand and wailing at the top of his lungs. Reason? The family dog had her nose buried in his basket and was devouring all the candy!
cabalonrye said, 6 months ago
My dog ate a chunk of my 11th birthday cake. I’m 48 and still haven’t forgiven her.
Why didn’t we have that kind of defensive striking ability when I needed it!!!!