Stone Soup by Jan Eliot for September 13, 2010

She wouldn’t be so “Joie de vivre” if the kids were back in her class!!

with the kids in school that means the house is empty.Well?

I flag them every time, They don’t go away.

And I teach GED, so I get the ones who goofed off and won’t graduate with their class.

Hey, they actually went away. Good job guys.

Oh, and Val couldn’t be more right.

You know, having my kids back in school actually makes my life more complicated – the activities, the homework, the lunches. I like the schedule we have in the summer. It’s the autumn weather that I like best.

Ah yes, autumn…..the time when the whining changes from “I’m bored! There’s nothing to do!” to “I’m overloaded! There’s too much homework!”

Doesn’t Phil wear other clothes besides uniforms?

Val I know the feeling when my kids when back to school I thought yes. Until our son started pulling stunts. I waited to late to go back to school since technology had changed. 12 years ago.

lightenup - I’m with you.

Amen! Preach it, Sister Val!

Oh, and Kab Buch – check Sunday’s strip to see Phil in real clothes.

Personally, I’ve found that mentioning the spammers in the Comments sections makes their posts appear more.

Oops …

Sorry bobdale, Edie’s back!

Having slightly cooler weather means pretty soon I can do without ANY AC… Right now I keep my stat at 83F. It also means that pretty soon I’ll have the oranges ripening (usually starts around Halloween). I still have limes.

For me, too, kids in school means more work.

rgcviper no that’s bleeep near impossible - but posts that only talk about the spammers or only say “flagged” or something to that effect are almost as bad as the spam itself…

haha, d a r n is too bad a word for the comment section? :D

Make it “Back in school, Yah!” and you’d have a rhyming chant!