For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for April 04, 2010

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha Busted!

Happy Easter Day to y’all!

Got to appreciate Michael’s sneaky logic… trading a chocolate egg for a real hardboiled egg!

Happy Easter to all

Oh, the logic of a 6 year old!

Happy Easter, everyone.

Somehow there was too much candy for the baskets, so I unbuckled my belt and—-

So, was it a good one, Michael? LOL!

Happy Easter, everyone!

expected a better one for Easter.

Pearl, what could be better. With kids it’s all about the candy! My grandkids (2 of the younger ones) were here all week and I bought lots of fresh fruit, but still have too much left because they don’t eat as much as I’d like, even though their mom puts extra sugar on it ;-(

Everyone knows that the ears taste best.

Michael sounds so much like my son. It is exactly what he would say.

Thats my Logic for Christmas too when people ask me where their present is I say

“Hay I sat down and thought about you for 30 minutes, and remember its the thought that counts.”

On another note … why is it so hard to keep friends during the Holidays???

http://www.funehumor.com/images/fun/asswhat.jpg

Michael reminds me of my big brother. Lizzie has my sympathy and understanding :)

Michael reminds me of my big brother. Lizzie has my sympathy and understanding :)

That is true

I would have eaten it too. What I said yesterday applies here too. Elizabeth won’t know the difference yet anyway.

Happy Easter!

Hey @runar, why do you give us links that say we are not allowed to go there?

Yes, maybe Susan, but she isn’t old enough to remember the transgression of her brother, except that maybe she’ll start to learn that he is conning her out of her stuff in present tense. She knows what she got, not what she didn’t get, or what she gave (that her mother bought on her behalf). She’ll get him back later on anyway, as we know. : )

I figure she’s about one here. I remember being in my crib younger than one, and telling my mother I wanted out, but she was busy baking a pineapple upsidedown cake, and I had to wait, then I could have some later on. I ended up scaling the side of the crib to escape, and got taught that the crib could fall over on me by my father (not that I cared at that point). I remember experiences younger than one (much to the dismay of my sort of Elly like mother), and being one year old at my birthday party, but I remember things that were said, not anything other than the perspective of a 1 year old. Nobody I know remembers as far back in their childhood as I do, so I imagine that comic Elizabeth doesn’t realize that she had a bunny that Michael ate, since she didn’t see it.

It’s the thought that counts - but in this case, not very high.

If anyone is still reading, what is the comic where someone would always eat the chocolate bunny ears, even if it was the kids’ baskets?

RinaFarina, try this: http://tinyurl.com/d79sa2

Some days this kid rivals Calvin – but yeah, Mom should know that – and maybe let him buy it, but hold on to it for him until he can give it to Elizabeth.

Remember the Emo Phillips bit about the chocolate rabbit?

Psychologist: “If you had bitten the ears off, it would mean that you are normal; if you had bitten the chest, it would have meant that you have an Oedipal complex; if you had bitten the tail off, it would have meant that you have latent homosexual tendencies.”

Emo: “All right, what does it mean when I bite out the eyes and scream ‘Stop Staring at me!!!’?”

Psychologist: “It means you have an urge for self-destructive behavior.”

Emo: “What do you recommend?”

Psychologist: “Go for it!”

In my house, that would have meant the immediate forfeit of an equivalent amount of chocolate from his basket to hers.