Ms. Shui is back from her undercover work with Nikki. The DMN has regarded Nikki as a valuable asset as an agent of chaos for some time. They’re beginning to think they may have bitten off more than they can[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Whether it’s official or Paul’s joke, the “keep it in the bedroom” rule has been a house rule since at least here. While Nancy usually knows her housemates’ schedule enough to get around it, she momentarily forgot about the THIRD[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It doesn’t take much to get Blossom drunk. Because she usually forgets this, she frequently gets plastered. For the sake of her dignity, let’s assume it was a very attractive tree.
On one side, Nancy is very annoyed that she got signed up to be the chaperone for a camping trip. On the other hand, both Amy and Michelle have been getting on her nerves, and a weekend away sounds promising.
Despite not getting exactly what she needed, Kate had a good night. And now she gets a nice breakfast before another LONG day. Though she might be exaggerating about how long.
Considering the last “errand” Brian sent Olive on was in Zurich, Fran’s concern is understandable. Instead, Olive was doing something in her actual job description.
It turns out Laurel was the one who sent Olive to the storage units. The “Hoenikker stuff” is a Cat’s Cradle reference. Brian has some interesting clients. You’d think that, given how many times Tara has found her useful, Olive[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Tara has found Olive useful in the past. Being off her radar for the time being should be treasured.
Lisa’s experience with interviewing isn’t as impressive as it seems. The first time, there were no good applicants besides Blossom. The second time, Hilda scared everyone besides Suma away.
The party begins, and Tara has plans. The problem with Tara’s use of metaphors, such as saying she’s the unseen director of a huge play, is that there’s a chance she might be serious. Speaking of actors, it’s always fun[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
