Amelia Bedelia was first published in 1963 and has been reprinted for early readers of four generations. If you don’t remember from when you were six, it’s the story of a deranged cleaning woman who destroys her client’s home through a series of absurd misunderstandings. It’s cute, but what I propose to you is, what if it wasn’t?
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9 replies on “Learning Day: Amelia Bedelia But She’s the Bad Kind of Crazy 🌔
Ah, Seanbaby’s patented batshit insanity. Now, that’s the good stuff. Hell of a way to start a Monday.
Finally, the perfect mate for Bozo the Unmedicated Clown!
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This kind of belonged on Upsetting Day, but it was redeemed at the end there by what I assume is an image of Miss Reilly herself making a tiny Seanbaby face.
Still better than the new ones.
Welp, im starting to get the hang of this broken dimension thing. Im also glad that Im not the only one who hears Scottie Pippin.
I was hoping that Amelia Bedelia was going to hiss “None of you are safe!” into Mrs Vanderbilt’s ear.
“Let your bitch ghost see that I am not afraid!”