I was going through old boxes of stuff from the basement — and came across all my Calvin & Hobbes books!  Score.

As a kid, I loved these books.  As an adult, I love them even more.  Especially when I can appreciate something like this that likely zinged right past my head in youth:

If you haven’t connected with the sage advice of Bill Watterson lately, I highly suggest it.  (You can do so in this Reddit thread, dig up your old books, or buy/borrow perhaps?)  Especially when something like this might have new meaning in adulthood:

But nothing will ever beat the philosophic observations of a boy and his stuffed tiger.  For whatever reason, listening to their innocence makes life lessons go down a bit smoother.  Reading these this weekend help ground me and re-frame life a bit.  Maybe it will do the same for you — [eric]

[THANKS:  Reddit’s thread on Calvin and Hobbes]