
April: Browse The Strips
Thursday October 16, 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!
Saturday October 18, 2025

Monday October 20, 2025

Thursday October 23, 2025

Saturday October 25, 2025

Sunday November 16, 2025

Monday November 17, 2025

Wednesday November 19, 2025

Saturday November 22, 2025

Lynn's Comments: I once dyed my hair with food colouring. I used red dye and thought I’d done a good job. I never noticed that my scalp was red and my neck was, too. After school, I walked home with a boy I had big crush on. He never noticed my newly dyed locks until, (you guessed it) it rained! I can still hear him laughing.
Sunday November 23, 2025

Lynn's Comments: I actually told this story, but it was to my husband.
Monday November 24, 2025

Tuesday November 25, 2025

Saturday November 29, 2025

Lynn's Comments: Rereading these makes me realize I was setting April up to be a veterinarian from very early on. She was always the animal advocate.
Sunday November 30, 2025

Lynn's Comments: If any Canadians out there remember “Charlie Farquharson” —comedian Don Harron’s alter ego, you’ll recognize this sweater. As Charlie, he wore it until it was threadbare. One time, we were doing a stage show and one of the skits was about Charlie. Don, a good friend, offered to lend us his coveted sweater. I declined. Borrowing it would have been too big a risk! Don and I were friends for many years, and after his death, his partner, Claudette, had his cap and sweater sent to the Canadian archives—a fitting storage place for two iconic pieces of clothing.
Monday December 15, 2025

Lynn's Comments: Our friends the Scotts had a menagerie at home. One of the pets their daughter owned was a tarantula spider that ate live crickets. She kept these in her room. All night long they’d chirp away but she hardly noticed. I couldn’t decide which would upset me most…having a huge spider in my room or the loud sound of chirping crickets!
Tuesday December 16, 2025

Thursday December 18, 2025

Lynn's Comments: My husband realized this dream when he took over the management of the local museum and dedicated it to the railroad industry. He built a miniature railway that ran all around the ceiling.
Friday December 19, 2025

Sunday December 21, 2025

Lynn's Comments: I’ve often thought: if it wasn’t for women, there would be no Christmas or Easter or Thanksgiving celebrations. We take the cake!
Monday December 22, 2025

Tuesday December 23, 2025

Wednesday December 24, 2025

Thursday December 25, 2025

Sunday December 28, 2025

Lynn's Comments: When my in-laws moved, we had to empty their freezer. It was huge and we went through the contents the way archaeologists would tackle a dig. There were pies on the bottom that must have been 15 years old. Not wanting to waste anything, Ruth dutifully cooked up everything she could—except the dried, wizened, freezer burned hot dogs. Not even the kids would touch those!
Friday January 9, 2026

Saturday January 10, 2026

Friday January 16, 2026

Sunday January 18, 2026

Wednesday January 21, 2026
