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Monday October 27, 2025

Sunday October 26, 2025

Saturday October 25, 2025

Friday October 24, 2025

Thursday October 23, 2025

Wednesday October 22, 2025

Tuesday October 21, 2025

Monday October 20, 2025

Sunday October 19, 2025

Lynn's Comments: This idea came directly from my friend, Suzanne. She owned “Gulliver’s” …our lovely, local independent book store.
Saturday October 18, 2025

Friday October 17, 2025

Lynn's Comments: I hoped enough folks would know that a “buck” is a male rabbit. Some gags were a little obscure!
Thursday October 16, 2025

Wednesday October 15, 2025

Tuesday October 14, 2025

Monday October 13, 2025

Sunday October 12, 2025

Saturday October 11, 2025

Friday October 10, 2025

Thursday October 9, 2025

Wednesday October 8, 2025

Tuesday October 7, 2025

Monday October 6, 2025

Sunday October 5, 2025

Lynn's Comments: I’m looking at this again as someone they now call “elderly.” (Aaaaughhhh!) I was in my 40s when I did this strip, and from my present vantage point, I can’t imagine what these ladies are grousing about.
Saturday October 4, 2025

Friday October 3, 2025

Lynn's Comments: In high school, I was a bit jealous of my friend Laurel who got a summer job working at a popular ice cream joint. One day I told her I wished I had her job. When she told me how hard it was to stand all day and dig hard ice cream out of the tubs for demanding and impatient people, I changed my tune!
Thursday October 2, 2025

Lynn's Comments: I tried to explore the complexities of having a “best friend” and friendships in general. This is another area I could have worked with a bit more but time and space were limited. Drawing new characters was also a challenge—I used photos from magazines to help me come up with new faces.
Wednesday October 1, 2025

Tuesday September 30, 2025

Monday September 29, 2025

Sunday September 28, 2025

Lynn's Comments: This was a bit of a problem in our house. As a dental wife, I was expected to be able to fill in for an assistant if necessary. And since we had a mobile clinic, I was often with the staff when everyone went into the northern First Nations villages to provide dental care. With all the knowledge I picked up, I was able to ask certain questions and give some advice. My husband wasn’t too happy about this—in case I made a mistake. I never did try to be the physician in the family, but if I knew the answer to a problem and the dentist wasn’t available, it was hard not to put in my two cents worth!