Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for March 18, 2014

…and the cycle continues.

He’ll never learn, will he? eyeroll

There are snow goons to build.

Math? What’s Math?! Calvin won’t be thinking about That until the middle of the next night…unless all of his playing in two feet of snow tires him out right until the morning =-O

Où sont les nièeges d’antan?

We have spring and the flowers, trees and bushes start blooming, sun sends the first warming rays, I cannot miss this!!

That is SO something I would’ve done. I remember not turning in a report on Venezuela to my sixth grade teacher just before Christmas Break back in ‘71 and him telling me "I’ll have to call your parents." I had a heart murmur every time the phone rang the next ten days. He never did call. And I did turn in my report…AFTER the break.

He’s a small kid, it’s his parents’ fault for not making sure his homework is done.

When the snow melts, the sun and the grass will be out, and there will be water balloons that need tossing. Oh well, math will be there after that. Maybe wait until that vicious leaf pile is around. That sounds like a good time to do math.

yay snow day _

The homework won’t get done by itself, Calvin.

Priorities, priorities!

I just want to know where are his parents

By the end of the day Calvin still won’t have done his homework! How do I know? I’ve been there.

Carpe Diem, Calvin. But then again, you usually do.

I wouldn’t bet on that!

SNOW!

Maybe he could do the homework when they make up the snow days in June!

Hobbes should know that Calvin puts the fun priorities over the work priorities.

If you have 20 snowballs and can throw 5 snowballs per minute, how many snowballs will you have to make to hit 100 people in 1/2 hour? See math can be fun…

At least someone enjoys the snowy Winter days!

As I always say, all I know about math is that 2 + 2 = 22.

Missing you, Hobbes the commenter. Hope to see you here again soon.

ัyeahhhhh….

School will also be there after the snow melts