Watching the bride and groom passionately kiss is enough to crack a cynic like Nancy… for the time being. While I intended this to be my Valentine’s Day story, I had trouble finding a good “Valentine’s beat” for the climax.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I assume that Paul has as much knowledge of traditional dancing as I do. This means he was dragged to a few “social events” by his mom and given a half-hour lesson, so he could do a basic foxtrot without[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Much as Nancy would love to just go home now. She needs to see that Rachel and her new husband leave, confirming it was a success. I’m not sure if Nancy believes that line about weddings and funerals or if[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Paul and Nancy survived the wedding. They didn’t come to any conclusions from it. No matter what everybody else thinks. The Department of Minor Nuisances considers this a success.
Shilo and his family seem to be adjusting very well to their new house. It’s the decommissioned Homestead Station Mr. Zhu is talking about. The “security features” that Mr. Zhu was first seen here. It’s probably the reason nobody’s seen[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
For everyone who forgot, Shilo started renting a basement room to Kevin last year. It seems to include breakfast and wake-up calls.
Kevin adjusts to his new routine. One of the disadvantages of getting a cheap new place means your new landlords can draft you into babysitting duty whenever they want.
There are more committees than there are meeting rooms, our heroes will have to go and do some brainstorming on their own time. Still, it was a mostly productive meeting.
You’d think that Kate would have learned not to use figures of speech, or hyperbole, in Hilda’s presence. Having said that, by saying she doesn’t plan to die in front of Hilda, means that she may have expanded her life[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
When Blossom is quiet the best reaction is probably caution. After all, who knows what she’s planning?
