Better Than Soaps
I don’t even touch daytime television anymore. Therefore, I am blissfully ignorant on whether soaps are even a thing anymore. I feel quite comfortable not knowing. Having said that, Fedya really needs to get a life.
I don’t even touch daytime television anymore. Therefore, I am blissfully ignorant on whether soaps are even a thing anymore. I feel quite comfortable not knowing. Having said that, Fedya really needs to get a life.
Nancy’s planning an evening of venting to her boyfriend whether Paul likes it or not. Paul first hearing about Nancy’s “Squirrel Problem” here. He doesn’t see what the problem is, much to Nancy’s chagrin. Still he’s willing to listen so[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Even though Paul and Nancy have a very good relationship it’s easy to assume the worst of Nancy. This is mostly because Nancy does not suffer fools very well and terrorizes people who get on her bad side. She’s getting[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It looks like Nancy made good about her promise of setting a squirrel trap. As for what to do with the squirrel afterward, that’s what boyfriends are for.
Our heroes return from releasing a squirrel on the eastside, even though they suspect the trip was a failure. Paul better hope Fedya never finds out about his sad attempt at a Russian accent.
Looks like it’s Gage’s turn to give his report. Fortunately, for him, only Nancy cares about the squirrel. Though it looks like Dielle finds the whole thing amusing.
So it appears that Mr. Lo had made a few phone calls to encourage a little bit of inter-departmental cooperation. (in more ways than one) But why did he invited Mr. Large Hideous Bull Creature and company?