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Sunday, November 12, 1989
Calvin is dragging the sled, but there's no snow on the ground. Hobbes asks what he's doing. Calvin says he plans an appeal to the snow demons. He says they're tormenting them with wimpy weather because they're angry. Calvin is going to lie on his sled and think snow thoughts until the snow demons have mercy and unleash a blizzard. Calvin says a rhyme about it snowing. Hobbes looks at the sky. He walks away and says he'll come out in January to see how he's doing. Calvin tells him to let Mom know he'll need his meals out there and that he won't be going to school tomorrow.
Transcript
Is sure wish it would snow. What's with the sled? There's no snow. I aim to fix that right now with an appeal to the snow demons. Snow demons? Obviously they're tormenting us with this wimpy weather because they're angry. We must appease them. Oh. I'm going to lie here on my sled and think snow thoughts until the snow demons have mercy and unleash a blizzard. Snow, snow! High and low! Wherever we go! Let it blow! To and fro! Hi-De-Ho! Snow! Snow! Snow! Well, I'll come out in early January and see how you're doing. Tell Mom I'll need my meals out here and I won't be going to school tomorrow.