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By John Zakour (writer) & Scott Roberts (artist)
Maria is a kid who sees things her own way- and expects the world to see it her own way too! Her friend Joey is more practical. He helps keep her grounded, though that’s as easy as handling a Thanksgiving balloon in a hurricane. Sue is special and she knows it- better than anyone. She’s writing her autobiography now, but she’ll live it later. Bob takes things slower. Ms. Payne is their teacher- she enjoys her job, she truly does. She’d enjoy it even more without the students.
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Sack of Rabid Weasels said, 10 months ago
Yep, that’s definitely Jay.
ChrissyT said, 10 months ago
And they talk about golden childhoods and happy school days.
capndunzzl said, 10 months ago
…oh I thought it was going back to school flashback.
ghostkeeper said, 10 months ago
Dodgeball— aka, bully time! Dueling should be legal again . . .
Thomas Scott Roberts
said, 10 months ago
@ChrissyT
Too many adults simply forget what childhood was like and paint a rosy picture with little basis in experience. Then they go about believing that children have happy playtime dreams and are pure and sweet and will teach us all the way to universal love. Maria and Joey will tell them otherwise.
lightenup
said, 10 months ago
@Thomas Scott Roberts
Thanks for saying that! I thought I was the only one who didn’t love childhood. Sure, it was fun running around with little responsibility, but there was a lot I worried about also and not all of my memories are happy and carefree. Although, oddly enough, I did like dodgeball. LOL!
Phaze58 said, 10 months ago
I loved my childhood, I was too big to be bullied, and to stupid to bully.
Thomas Scott Roberts
said, 10 months ago
Actually I liked childhood so much I didn’t want to grow up. I’d just like to go back and edit out the bad stuff! But I didn’t care for any sports. I was a daydreamer. I wanted to draw and tell stories. But I do know that childhood is full of fears and doubts and dangers. CandyLand it ain’t. refer to my comic book Patty-Cake for the truth.
Slywlf
said, 10 months ago
Indeed – when I think back it isn’t so surprising that kids can’t wait to grow up to escape their demons. Only then they discover a whole new breed awaiting – plus the bullies grew up too….
Stella S said, 10 months ago
Here’s the trick to surviving dodge ball. Throw the ball lightly and be the first one out.
lanman03 said, 10 months ago
@Sack of Rabid Weasels
I’ll be so glad when/if people get over the idea that anything in this strip is supposed to refer to Working Daze.
Thomas Scott Roberts
said, 10 months ago
@lanman03
This strip was already in development before I was working on Working Daze. Yes, it’s a separate entity- not the WD characters as kids. That’s just a bad, network TV concept.
4my10851cs said, 10 months ago
I don’t get it
-we all played dodgeball when I was a kid and it was no big deal. I was one of the smallest kids and that was the only game I was good at.Thomas Scott Roberts
said, 10 months ago
@4my10851cs
Depends on the kid. There are a lot of Joey’s out there. And there are lot of kids who do enjoy the game. This one is for the Joey’s.
johnzakour
said, 10 months ago
@4my10851cs
Apparently Joey doesn’t have your dodgeball skills. :)