After having been missing since December, Bert finally showed up! Blossom is not amused. It’s never quite clear how ordinary people perceive Bert. My best guess is it depends on how often you encounter him. Even then he’s usually remembered[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Mr. Zhu feels he needs to tell his boss about the new liaison. Being the professional he is, Mr. Lo is not easily surprised, especially when he gets the information before everybody else.
Giving Ms. Wan a copy of the agenda is not recommended. She may accelerate the schedule when no one is paying attention.
Blossom probably won’t stop at just plan b. Having said that, she seems to be really invested in this one.
It’s time for another day with Paul and Nancy debating who gets to use the shower first. Nancy slept over at Paul’s because she had a bad day and wasn’t in the mood to have Michelle and Amy cheer her[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Ms. Wan may consider replaying Paul and Nancy’s morning as a foundation for her presentation, but the others have doubts. I always enjoy how characters suddenly start to write themselves. Ms. Shui is the latest example. She seems to be[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Kate’s week of uninterrupted work has come to an end. And now, it’s time for another run of interviews some of which are so familiar she’s getting déjà vu.
Paul and Nancy have been together long enough they’ve created a list of questions neither of them wants to answer. The biggest one is the “Why don’t we move in together” question. Despite having been an item for some time now, they’re still in[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Department of Minor Nuances has ensured Paul‘s mother only got the vaguest details about Nikki’s parents’ plants for her summer. Paul wondering what the heck is going on. The Department of Minor Nuisances found long ago that paranoia is very cost-efficient.
