Not that one should explain a joke but it’s always fun to throw in more than one reference in a strip. This one features the pantomime horse sketch from Monty Python. and the very brief fight between Ted Cassidy and Paul[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
In case anyone forgot, Kate hired Hilda all the way back here. So for Hilda, every day is a wonderful day from here on. Of course, Kate gave Hilda the key to her apartment! How else would Hilda get in?
Hilda insisted that Kris set up an appointment with Kate here. At the time Kate thought it was a good way to blow Kris off.
A complete non-sequitur here, but I couldn’t help wondering about the origins of “dilly dally”. It’s one of those words that my WASP grandmother used to use. In other words, a bit of archaic gibberish that one takes completely for granted, while[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Now why in the world would Kate be suspicious with Kris smiling like that? *tch!* Some people! Kris is talking about her previous conversation with Kate. Or, more accurately the conversation she would have had if Hilda hadn’t insisted she[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
After all the times we’ve seen Kate spending hours writing, (even with certain things to distract her) you’d think she would be making some progress with her book. Looks like Kate disagrees. All in all, it’s just another example of[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Hilda is figuring out her job pretty well by learning to set up a second “appointment” right after the first one… just in case.
Erika’s been working at Lysistrata for about two weeks now. (Though Kate’s been too busy to keep track) Yes, she is getting the hang of things.
Kate may be having second thoughts about hiring Hilda now that she’s even putting a crimp in hanging out at her own bookstore!
