Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days Page #3
Find an activity you both enjoy.
What are we going to do,
I hate to say it, but we have absolutely
nothing in common.
What Greg needs is a role model.
Someone he can look up to.
Sit down and talk with him.
I do, but he doesn't listen to me.
Trust me, hanging out together
is no fun for either of us.
You always complain that your father
never spent enough time with you
when you were young.
Now you're doing the same thing.
Be the father you wish
your father had been.
You're right.
I should put in more time.
That didn't sound good.
Rise and shine!
It's Saturday!
We get to spend the whole day together!
You know...
and it's an effort to get the boat out...
but this is what it's all about.
You and me,
spending quality time together.
Okay, buddy, hand me some bait.
Well...
we should think about getting back.
As bad as this was...
Mom's idea of a good summer activity
was even worse.
I'm so glad...
you all decided to become founding
members of the Reading Is Fun Club!
So...
let's share the books you brought.
I'm not so sure these
qualify as literature.
How about I get some real books?
Classics.
Something to stimulate your minds.
I'll be right back!
Thank you so much, Gregory,
to study and write book reports.
You think I want to do this?
My summer's turned into a nightmare!
You should come with me
to the country club!
It's really fun
and you get to be outside all day.
Ta-da.
Let's get this party started! Oh, yeah!
What am I gonna do? I want to call Holly,
but the number's no good!
Only the last two numbers are missing.
That means there's only
100 different numbers it could be.
I've got it!
I'll call every number
it could be until I get the right one!
Hello? Freggers speaking.
Hello? Pickup or delivery?
This is Brad.
This is the coach.
Coach Malone?
Who is this?
Don't tell him, Greg.
Greg? Greg who?
Okay, listen up, "Greg".
I don't know who you are...
but if you call again,
I'll reach through the phone...
So far, this is shaping up
Come on!
We'll be late for the Battle of Phillipi!
Dad's really into Civil War reenactments,
which are basically...
as soldiers running around in muddy fields.
I didn't get to carry a gun.
I had the honor of being bugle boy.
We re-enactors pride ourselves
on being completely authentic.
Ronnie...
carved his own buttons
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