When I have children of my own, I am going to encourage them to read this comic (not just this page, but all of Selkie). Kind of prepare them a little for the utter bonkers bullshit they might get blindsided by while dealing with other children.
“twelve hour day yesterday, … then move furniture at my Grandmother’s house. I was wiped out last night.”
Geee, I cannot imagine why you were tired? XP
I was worried, thanks for letting us know you’re well and o.k.! :–)
Eh, you can’t expect a kid to stick to annoying speech rules right from the get-go. You take what you can get.
I remember when I was about her age, I had to do annoying speech therapy too. I was supposed to say a list of words in front of the mirror every night for like 5 minutes or something. I did it once.
Ah yes. The hierarchy of Platonic Non-Familial Obligations. Oldest and most sacred of Grade School credos…
When I have children of my own, I am going to encourage them to read this comic (not just this page, but all of Selkie). Kind of prepare them a little for the utter bonkers bullshit they might get blindsided by while dealing with other children.
“twelve hour day yesterday, … then move furniture at my Grandmother’s house. I was wiped out last night.”
Geee, I cannot imagine why you were tired? XP
I was worried, thanks for letting us know you’re well and o.k.! :–)
Saturday Selkie! I’m reading Selkie at home without my boss looking over my shoulder-
AAAH SHE’S AT THE WINDOW-
Really, Keisha? Because you deserve way better.
Wow, Selkie abandoned her speech therapy rather quickly.
Eh, you can’t expect a kid to stick to annoying speech rules right from the get-go. You take what you can get.
I remember when I was about her age, I had to do annoying speech therapy too. I was supposed to say a list of words in front of the mirror every night for like 5 minutes or something. I did it once.
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