Of course, Tara would say she’s taking a break, and for all we know she’s telling the truth. But, for the most part, even if her siblings believe her, they all agree she’s taking a short one. Tara has big[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
What does one do after surreptitiously supervising a successful campaign in Tara’s case, it’s a quick game of horsey with her husband. A friend of mine thought Glen looked too young here and wondered who Tara was taking to the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
A few weeks have passed since we last saw Kate. The renovations, requiring her to briefly close Lysistrata, have officially begun. To her surprise, the hardest last-minute decision figuring out who was going to take care of the store cat.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Letting Blossom and Goblin enable each other would certainly be a problem. While Hilda may not have approved of Kate having a key to Stefan’s apartment, she seems to believe this only applies to Kate. (Whether she would need it[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I’m not sure how comfortable Hilda is with being called the boss, even when Kate is joking. Still, she’s the only one the cat listens to.
Kate braces herself for another meeting with Kris. Unfortunately, she can’t run. It makes Hilda cross.
I admit it, I love writing Kris scenes. I love how she makes Kate paranoid even when she’s working in her best interests. Why would Kate be paranoid, you ask? Experience.
For anyone new to the comic, Kate reacts to events on Black Friday despite its prime visibility because she attends her father’s union rally downtown.
Nancy’s Mom is always fun to write. Especially her tendency to visit with little or no warning. The fact that she told her daughters when her flight was is practically an improvement! Enough time has passed, that Paul trusts Nikki[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Nancy’s Mom is here and there are hugs for everybody! This one is a bit of a retread of one of Tara’s early appearances. I regret nothing.
