Brian and Rowan have returned from a meeting. Rowan seems to have kept him under control long enough for everything to be a success. Contrary to popular belief, Brian does not regularly scare off his clients. Most of them understand[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Ever since Amy moved into the household, Pancake Day has been a really big deal at Michelle and Nancy’s place. One would need a very good reason to miss it.
The “relationship” between Brian and Nancy is well known. The example Rowan is talking about happened here. She probably made the connection between Nancy and the rumored “Asian Girl” Brian “knew” in college, but is keeping it to herself. She’s[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
After Brian met Stefan and missed all of the evidence in front of him, it would have been funny to have the penny drop in the next strip. The thing is, Brian is a big-picture kind of guy. He usually[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Rowan suggested that Brian do some networking so that he wouldn’t talk people’s ears off for more than five minutes. The good news is that it worked. Kate mostly appreciates it. The bad news is that it also did what[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Amy hasn’t had much of a social life beyond hanging out with her sister. Now that she’s adjusted to life in Homestead, this appears to be a problem that she’s finally solved.
It’s not that Nancy isn’t happy for her sister. It’s just that she’s gotten used to having a convenient buffer between her and a certain hyperactive teenager.
The hardest part with juggling multiple storylines with an ensemble cast is the pacing issues. This scene with Brian and Rowan talking about Brian’s seemingly spur of the moment hiring of Janet is a prime example. Based on the schedule,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
