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Comic 60 - Little Miss 1 of 4
December 4, 2017
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The pet
More robots
The escape
The new friend
Happy and I know it (part 1)
Happy and I know it (part 2)
Too cold outside
The discovery
The train set
The chase (part 1)
The chase (part 2)
Choose wisely
Cozy time
The pirate
The nap (page 1)
The nap (page 2)
The tea party
The snowman
The ugly snowman
The melting snowman
The sick snowman
The puzzle
Benefits of being a dad (10,9)
Benefits of being a dad (8,7)
Benefits of being a dad (6,5)
Benefits of being a dad (4,3)
Benefits of being a dad (2, 1)
For the kids
Vacation planning
Budget planning
Travel safety
Packing
Don't forget the robot
Seat change
Flight plan
The shuttlecraft
The hotel room
Suitcase surprise
Hotel Emergency
The costumes
The roller coaster
The ride
The best ride
The pool day
The wave
Sunblock
Day at the beach
The vacation is over
Missing
The line up
Mom and Dad
Family Find
The Monster (part 1)
The Monster (part 2)
The snack
Back to Bed
Remote wars
No, no, no
Screen time
Little Miss 1 of 4
Little Miss 2 of 4
Little Miss 3 of 4
Little Miss 4 of 4
Go outside
The park
Traffic
Camping supplies
The tent
Camping essentials
The tag along
The drive
Left behind
Family road trip
The camping spot
Being followed
Another great mess
Starting a fire
Back Soon!
The thief
The trap
The squirrel king
The problem
The opener
Back to nature
The clue
Reunited
The gameboy
The first fishing trip
The catch
Wilderness survival
Just a little bird
Forest of fear
Sock Raiders
S'mores
Ant problems
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Uh-Oh Sam!
December 4, 2017
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This is an older poem that I made into a mini comic for my kids to read.
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area5.1
December 5, 2017
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Oooh, not sure about that rhyming. But rhymezone.com confirms it, so I'm going to have to let it go.
Uh-Oh Sam!
December 5, 2017
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Ha ha. That’s what my wife said but my two year old likes the “rhyme”.
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