Lynn's Comments: This was a real dilemma for me. My daughter was around 13 when her answer to almost everything was, "I dunno." (The 3 meanings, for which I decided there were, ended up in this strip.) Once I figured out which "I dunno" was the one she meant, we were good to go. She now has a 10-year-old daughter and I’m patiently waiting for her to start saying, "I dunno!"
Lynn's Comments: This actually happened...pretty much the way you see it here. Yes, it's the everyday stuff that makes a comic strip fun to do. These are the times when we all wish that someone had taken a photo!
Lynn's Comments: This was so much fun to draw. Having April become part of the strip gave me material and imagery that kept my work alive and interesting—for me as well as my readers!
Lynn's Comments: I recently had an appointment where the receptionist had incredibly long nails—to the extent that she couldn't type easily or send a message on her phone. "Holy smokes!" I said, "Those things are a handicap!" It wasn't the nicest thing to say. It just popped out. I was embarrassed. I apologized and was happy to leave. I thought, "That was something my mother would say!" My outspoken mother died at the age of 72. "Hi, Mom!"