Ah, yes; a good old-fashioned snowball fight. That's as sure a sign of spring as watching the Leafs not make the playoffs. As for April's travel plans, I hope there isn't a flapping, honking roadblock. That would kind of suck.
It's nice to see how well Liz and April bonded after the wedding fiasco. They've become not only sisters but friends and allies (noting their joint attack against the Bland One at Christmas).
One wonders, had the strip continued in "real" time, how LJ would have portrayed the relationship of the two. Probably not in the best light.
One wonders, had the strip continued in "real" time, how LJ would have portrayed the relationship of the two.Wouldn't surprise me to find out that April would disappear right after going to college, to be occasionally heard from whenever she needs $$$. Then we'd hear about her falling in love and finding work out west and we'd never hear from her again. Lynn would have her happily busy out west, and leave it at that. No need to portray anything, as there would be no interaction to deal with.
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Ah, yes; a good old-fashioned snowball fight. That's as sure a sign of spring as watching the Leafs not make the playoffs. As for April's travel plans, I hope there isn't a flapping, honking roadblock. That would kind of suck.
It's nice to see how well Liz and April bonded after the wedding fiasco. They've become not only sisters but friends and allies (noting their joint attack against the Bland One at Christmas).
One wonders, had the strip continued in "real" time, how LJ would have portrayed the relationship of the two. Probably not in the best light.
One wonders, had the strip continued in "real" time, how LJ would have portrayed the relationship of the two.Wouldn't surprise me to find out that April would disappear right after going to college, to be occasionally heard from whenever she needs $$$. Then we'd hear about her falling in love and finding work out west and we'd never hear from her again. Lynn would have her happily busy out west, and leave it at that. No need to portray anything, as there would be no interaction to deal with.
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