For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston

For Better or For Worse

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  1. Downundergirl

    Downundergirl said, 8 months ago

    just throw it in the bin! you don’t have to finish off your kid’s food – it isn’t ‘wasteful’ -

  2. Jenn

    Jenn said, 8 months ago

    ; p

    As if THAT ever happens!!!

  3. pouncingtiger

    pouncingtiger said, 8 months ago

    Kids do that sometimes.

  4. trekman58

    trekman58 said, 8 months ago

    Don’t ya just HATE that?!

  5. chasches

    chasches said, 8 months ago

    Eat, GOON, Eat!

  6. psychlady

    psychlady said, 8 months ago

    Diets never worked for me. Portion control is the way I did it. Everything in moderation. Not easy, but once I saw that it worked, it got better.

  7. pendijk

    pendijk said, 8 months ago

    There’s that little voice again.

  8. pelican47

    pelican47 said, 8 months ago

    I used to say that if it didn’t go to waste, it would go to my waist.

  9. Gator007

    Gator007 said, 8 months ago

    HAVE A SON THAT DOES THIS TO HIS DADDY, ME.

  10. Ervin Johnson

    Ervin Johnson said, 8 months ago

    Studies will show that our children make us fat.

  11. lightenup

    lightenup said, 8 months ago

    @psychlady

    Portion control and eating natural (non-processed) food works for me. And I never understood people who finish all of their kids’ junk food. Yes, it doesn’t need to be finished and the kids don’t need all that junk either.

  12. SUSAN NEWMAN

    SUSAN NEWMAN said, 8 months ago

    I HATE pity parties!!!
    I’m never invited.
    :-D

  13. route66paul

    route66paul said, 8 months ago

    I had a friend that would cut any meal he was served into 2 halves. He would have them pack up 1 half, he would eat the other half and then leave the rest there.

  14. Gokie5

    Gokie5 said, 8 months ago

    @pouncingtiger

    “Kids do that sometimes.”
    My youngest granddaughter would say, “Grandma?. . . I can’t finish my ice cream cone! Would you put it in the fridge for me?”

  15. Night-Gaunt49

    Night-Gaunt49 said, 8 months ago

    Lynn’s Notes:
    Here is an example of bad lettering. Hand lettering has to be neat, clean, and legible. Spaces between the words are important as well. You have to make sure that the reader’s eyes flow easily over the text and that he knows exactly what’s being said. I never thought twice about the lettering in this strip until I received a note from a reader saying he couldn’t understand why: In the second panel, Elly had called herself a “goon.”

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