Thursday, 13 April 2023
The one where John and Elly don't really admit that things could have been a lot worse.
Panel 1: We transition towards whining that not teaching the children the value of a dollar ends up being an inconvenience in their adult years by having Connie commiserate about the flood and ask how much damage there is. Elly says 'Enough.'
Panel 2: John barges in an pays lip service to people who lose their whole house. He asks Connie to do something he cannot and imagine it.
Panel 3: When he says something that he doesn't areally believe about them not being badly off, she congratulates himself on having a perspective none of them have.
Panel 4: We see how they really are when his saying it pays to think positively doesn't match his or Elly's body language.
Summary: Tomorrow, Elly blanks out on the fact that Lawrence is also going to university because of having her head up her racist ass.
Panel 1: We transition towards whining that not teaching the children the value of a dollar ends up being an inconvenience in their adult years by having Connie commiserate about the flood and ask how much damage there is. Elly says 'Enough.'
Panel 2: John barges in an pays lip service to people who lose their whole house. He asks Connie to do something he cannot and imagine it.
Panel 3: When he says something that he doesn't areally believe about them not being badly off, she congratulates himself on having a perspective none of them have.
Panel 4: We see how they really are when his saying it pays to think positively doesn't match his or Elly's body language.
Summary: Tomorrow, Elly blanks out on the fact that Lawrence is also going to university because of having her head up her racist ass.