Call It Even 2014-04-10
Posted: Thu Apr 10, 2014 12:07 am
Oh yeah, Grandma is setting a great example. 

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Indeed.illiad wrote:well, did you notice it is not a sugary onenice redirection there...
Suzi. Amanda. Tsilla.Atomic wrote:Ummm -- is there ANYone female who's Not on the island?
Monica, Shelly, Jin, Tina, Phix, Atsali, Castella, Bud, Bia, Lily.... Brandi?
The 4 girls who stopped to pet Dietzel one day in the park... Heather... Wazzername the OCD baker, the pizza delivery girl...
Both of my granddaughters tried that on me a few times when they came to live with us.lake_wrangler wrote:Indeed.illiad wrote:well, did you notice it is not a sugary onenice redirection there...
On the other hand, it does look like Castela is a firm believer in the "Divide and conquer" strategy for getting what you want when you're being told otherwise...
Hopefully not an exploding cigar...txmystic wrote:What's that she's smoking?
Unless, of course, she's related to Mercury. That gremlin may just be the modern manifestation of G'pas magic sneakers.Opus the Poet wrote:I don't think Dylan (the pizza delivery girl) still works there any more. That's an awful long time to deliver pizza.
Bia and Phix staring at each other. Monica and Suzy comparing sizes. From behind an oblivious Bia, clawed hands reaching for her neck. Stinky shows up and freaks everyone out but Bud and Jin. Phix holding Bia's head underwater so she can't breathe while counting down all the events in her son's life she missed as a way of demonstrating to Bia that not having what you want really makes time drag. Someone gives Castela a donut and the sugar rush starts her changing into something scary. A single panel of Phix, fist drawn back and other hand holding Bia up off the ground by her hair, about to punch the Titan so hard she flies to another island.illiad wrote:erm she didn't get what she wanted... unless it was just a bit better attentionany ideas for the cliff hanger??
It is totally a Grandma's right to spoil the little rug rats and then hand them back to Mom. Cookies, sweets, and other nice things are wonderful ways to do this too. So Grandma's, and Grandpa's, do not have to set examples for the grand kids. Asking us to is also a waste of time. We did our time as examples and having to raising our own kids. Now we get a chance to be ourselves and just love them to extremes and spoil them. lol.shadowinthelight wrote:Oh yeah, Grandma is setting a great example.
That is exactly how it works! (At least in my experience.)zachariah wrote:It is totally a Grandma's right to spoil the little rug rats and then hand them back to Mom. Cookies, sweets, and other nice things are wonderful ways to do this too. So Grandma's, and Grandpa's, do not have to set examples for the grand kids. Asking us to is also a waste of time. We did our time as examples and having to raising our own kids. Now we get a chance to be ourselves and just love them to extremes and spoil them. lol.shadowinthelight wrote:Oh yeah, Grandma is setting a great example.