Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for August 06, 2012

Yes, Petey is suffering already.

Alice: her Happy Dance! Petey: gloom, doom, and despair!The Otterloop Universe remains in balance.

Love Alice in the first panel.

And sometimes sharks.

Petey will probably get attacked by seaweed.

I get you Petey, but we just can’t resist the beach. I like it a night and in November too.

Maybe some mosquitoes will show up too and join the fun.

And sharks have been around all summer, east and west coast. Don’t forget them.

Don’t forget the seagulls. They like people food.

Wonder if they have greenhead flies like those at south NJ shores? Talk about itchy! Salt water, sand and sun are nothing compared to those vicious biters.

Encouraging a child to kill himself? Uncalled for!

The beach.

Just tell Petey that he can build a sand castle shaped like a shoe box diorama and he’ll be jumping to go!

Maybe he can hide in his sand-box diorama to avoid the dive bombing gulls… until the tide comes in…

Week 5 in rerun mode.

love the beach, despite my first introduction to the ocean involving jellyfish stings

he forgot sand fleas and jellyfish

I grew up in SoCal and my mom looked just like Alice when she would decide to take us to the beach!

I love the beach.

I love it. My mom and sister are heading to the beach tomorrow with a 3 and 6 year old. I know it will fit right into the Cul de Sac universe.

Who cares, Petey? WE’RE GOING TO GEEK’S NECK!

I feel sorry for Petey.

Why are you so harsh? People are allowed to not like reruns. And I KNOW Richard Thompson has parkinson’s disease.