I have been a fan of the Calvin & Hobbes comic strips for, well, I think for as long as they have existed.
The way Watterson uses the vivid imagination and simple, yet profound, logic of a six year old boy to impress the hearts and minds of adults amazes me.
There is one strip that has moved me as a parent, and as someone who has lost someone I love... I was reminded of it today...
The Raccoon...get your tissues.
The way Watterson uses the vivid imagination and simple, yet profound, logic of a six year old boy to impress the hearts and minds of adults amazes me.
There is one strip that has moved me as a parent, and as someone who has lost someone I love... I was reminded of it today...
The Raccoon...get your tissues.
love Calvin and Hobbes as well...
and no... she's not gone on the inside to me either....
*sniff*
'why do we always talk about this at night?'
*it's not night, i'm at work, and i seriously feel like bawling like the big baby that i am.*
She's not gone on the inside of me either... and she never will be gone...I believe her and I have a connection. Even though I never met her she still lives in everyone of us who had a chance to be a part of her life and a part of yours.
i love you too Alexis... and i'll be at your house on Sunday night...
I love calvin and hobbes also. And I do love how some of them can be so profound.. is that the right word?
Dear Denise,
I hate you.
-Blogger/Blogspot.
Seriously. lol. it does hate me.
and now i'm sad because of 'The Raccoon' ):