Dielle has to break up the ongoing trombone versus trumpet argument between Sam and Gage (Most likely Gage started it.) I really need to have Sam in the strip more often. The main joke I have with him is that[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving with friends and family. I know, at this moment, it doesn’t feel like there’s much to be thankful for we’re all in this together and the only way is forward.
After much anticipation, Shilo and Dana’s child was born off-camera sometime during the holiday story. I didn’t want it to be that big a plot point. Meanwhile, we find just how good at her job Dielle has become. Nancy tries[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Gage and Dielle’s ongoing relationship, as well as the return of Gabriella, has some interesting possibilities for Ms. Wan. Or at least some dramatic ones.
Gabriella has been spending more time at the band loft lately. For the moment, we don’t know why. It certainly isn’t because she’s finally getting along with Fedya and wants to hang out more. Dielle is talking about Gabriella getting[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
There are plenty of stable relationships in the Circle Band. Since they usually aren’t as funny as the other ones, we don’t see them quite as much.
No matter how much I try to avoid it and make sure I show as much as possible, there are only so many strips in a year and a lot of continuity ends up happening off-stage. This is one reason[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Michelle’s back from checking on how Dana and Shilo are doing with the new addition to the family. She’s not interrupting any conversations at all! I haven’t had Michelle around for a while. Sometimes I find her difficult to use[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The band is off to perform at the party and Gabriella is helping as Dielle’s assistant. Apparently, it will make things easier.
Dielle tries to explain to Gabriella just how easy performing at this particular party is. The fact that she has to keep Gabriella from being distracted makes things more problematic than in past years.
