Recently the Department of Minor Nuisances has been starting to focus on things that the Case Triple Eight might not notice, or better yet, approve of. The problem is that a lot of these “positive nuisances” might provide problems with[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Gage probably doesn’t have to worry about Nancy taking all the things he says about her personally. This is mainly because she finds most of them simultaneously pathetic and funny. The big problem is Gage hasn’t worked out that her[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first time Paul’s been up to the third floor to see the area that is definitely not Nancy’s new office. The last time we saw the finished renovations was when Nancy[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
For better or for worse, Michelle is the good version of the villain in this Mitchell and Webb skit. She doesn’t think she needs to go into detail because she thinks everything she says is obvious. Nancy has learned to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Nancy knows she’ll give in to Michelle sooner or later. In order to make sure it’s much later, she’ll settle for hiding and changes of scene.
Needing a reservation for breakfast is an issue that Paul has trouble with. So far, the only “improving” Nancy has done is get Paul to jog. Her Mother on the other hand…
In Hilda’s defense, Blossom thinking about something relatively normal does come as a disguise. Blossom’s plan is mostly the same as it’s always been. How much it’s changed this time remains to be seen.
The one thing better than the chance to indulge in a nice sit-down breakfast is to do it with company.
With their nice downtown breakfast done, Nancy needs to get back to her real job. Since the restaurant is just two blocks from her office and it would take the same amount of time for her to get to Paul’s[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
