
girl: Browse The Strips
Saturday, January 16, 1982

Tuesday, October 22, 1985

Wednesday, August 16, 1989

Sunday, December 3, 1989

Wednesday, July 11, 1990

Sunday, July 22, 1990

Sunday, May 26, 1991

Sunday, July 7, 1991

Tuesday, June 30, 1992

Sunday, November 15, 1992

Sunday, July 14, 1996

Sunday, February 22, 2004

Sunday, November 11, 2007

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Saturday, January 15, 2011

Lynn's Comments: On the beach just outside the gate to our hotel, a young woman and her mother had set up a dress stand. They made and sold all kinds of dresses, many of which were baby-sized and beautiful. The young woman had a little daughter whose name was Samantha. It wasn't a common name at the time, and I thought it was so pretty. She was about the same age as Katie. I'd watch her and compare the two. I bought two dresses - one for me and one for Katie. It was an opportunity to talk to another mother and to play with her daughter who had the sweetest smile. Her hair was full of barrettes and her eyes sparkled with mischief. I wondered how the two little girls would get along. For months I had looked forward to being without my children, but it only took a couple of days to make me miss them more than I could say.
Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Wednesday August 15, 2018

Sunday December 2, 2018

Wednesday July 10, 2019

Lynn's Comments: My summer job was always in my parents' jewellery store. My main duty was to dust and wipe fingerprints off the glass counters. I was quite envious of a friend of mine who got a job serving ice cream at one of the malls. She had a cute uniform and was always talking to kids our age. It was a very busy, social place. Later, when I told her how much I wished I'd had her job, she said that after standing all day digging hard ice cream out of the freezer, her back ached, her feet hurt and her arms had never ached so badly in her life! …The grass is always greener on the other side!
Sunday July 21, 2019

Lynn's Comments: When this strip first ran, the girls asks the boys if they had change for a dollar because they needed to use a payphone. We updated the dialog not only to remove the payphone reference, but we also thought the girls should confront the boys about their behaviour!
Sunday March 29, 2020

Sunday July 5, 2020

Tuesday June 29, 2021

Sunday November 14, 2021

Lynn's Comments: A letter" "Dear Mrs. Johnston, if that was Elizabeth's brother, why didn't he pick them up?" That was a very good question!
Sunday July 13, 2025
