Lynn's Comments: I always thought of our sunny vacations like going into a toaster oven: the raw dough going in one side of the system and the “done” buns coming out the other.
Lynn's Comments: An image like the one in the last panel was great fun to do because I knew my readers would have to wait a day before they found out what happened.
Lynn's Comments: CKAT really was our local country radio station and I got a call from the station manager to thank me for the nod. I was told they would play any country song I could think of. I asked for, “You Done Stomped on My Heart.” Yes, that classic and classy tune came from none other than the wonderful John Denver. Another reason he was one of my faves.
Lynn's Comments: I put some serious personal observations into the strip…and this one resulted in some very personal responses. People told me about problems they couldn’t resolve: about money owed, borrowed or invested with family or friends. It’s a subject that confounds us all.
Lynn's Comments: My brother did this. Watching our mom making root beer in the family washing machine (she washed it out first), he became fascinated by the way she filled the bottles. Rather than use the spigot at the bottom of the washer, she used a siphon. She also used one to empty our kiddy pool in the back yard. I remember our dad mopping the bathroom floor after one of Alan’s siphon experiments and watching to see if the linoleum tiles were lifting. Funny memories…from a kid’s point of view.
Lynn's Comments: A psychiatrist friend once told me that when someone, male or female, makes a drastic personal change, it’s often reflected in his or her hairstyle. A drastic cut or colour might mean that a serious decision has been made. I wonder if that’s true!