Silly Daddy Downsizing to the Family Fort

We often like to get back to nature and fort building in our family times.

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While all five of us were travelling through the woods, I said to my youngest daughter, "Soon, you'll be too big for me to carry you." As we approached a crude yet lovable little hut made out of sticks, I added, "Your brother and I built a fort in the forest. We're downsizing."

My youngest daughter yelled out in objection, "We can't downsize! I'm still getting growing."

Ink pens and markers on 5.5" x 8.5" paper by Joe Chiappetta 2009

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The Uncomfortable Lightness of Being Silly Daddy

After a big holiday dinner, my daughter came over to me kicking back on the living room floor and sat on my lower leg. This prompted me to exclaim, "It hurts when you sit on my leg. This is so uncomfortable."

Surprised, my daughter replied, "Not to me."

Webcomic drawn by Joe Chiappetta 2009 on HP iPAQ Pocket PC running Windows Mobile, in DynaInk drawing program.

Silly Daddy City Love

"I just love coming to the city!" thought my wife as our family walked through downtown Chicago's Millennium Park.

Meanwhile I declared, "Hold hands, everyone! We're in the wild now."

Webcomic is a digital drawing by Joe Chiappetta 2010, using GIMP software on Samsung Q1 Ultra Mobile PC running Windows XP.

Wow! My Wife Has Short Hair

"I've had short hair for months, so why do you still draw me with long hair in your comics?" asked my wife while styling her haircut.

"I knew there was something different about you," I replied.

Just for the record, this comic is a joke. The real answer is... I have no idea.

Webcomic by Joe Chiappetta 2009 drawn in Facebook Graffiti program and edited in GIMP program on Samsung Q1 Ultra Mobile PC running Microsoft Windows XP.