Grand Avenue by Mike Thompson for January 08, 2016
January 07, 2016
January 09, 2016
Transcript:
Grandma: The kids are out the door, my stress level can now return to normal. Grandma: Morning madness is over! No more kid obligations for a while! No kid-related worries for the next few hours. Grandma: So I can pause and sit down... Grandma: Next to Michael's homework that's due today.
starcandles Premium Member over 8 years ago
Don’t run it to the school for him. Teach responsibility & do not be an enabler. There are consequences for actions. Kids need to learn that. He screws up, it is his own fault.
Longplay Premium Member over 8 years ago
Exactly. He’ll say something like, “oh yeah thanks, that class was cancelled, we have an assembly today.”
Comic Minister Premium Member over 8 years ago
I see.
Al Nala over 8 years ago
Actions, and in-actions, have consequences.
Aliboo25 Premium Member over 8 years ago
Yeah, but you’re lucky if you’ve never had that sinking feeling when you see that homework sitting there (meaning your kid never forgets). You might experience it for only a moment before you say, “oh, well, it’s his own fault,” but it’s probably the same feeling the kid experiences when he realizes he forgot his homework at home!
abbybookcase over 8 years ago
but at least he did the homework. come on people give the kid credit. i’m pretty sure everybody here uses the erasers on their pencils