We also have the Pathology of the Month Award. Each month, one lucky resident is chosen to have their pathology slides blown up for display in the main lobby. Just another special amenity for seniors.
Sean Hastings strikes me as a busybody who hovers near the Administration office picking up gossip and trying to ingratiate himself with visitors. In other words, he's the Somerset version of Mary Worth.
A revitalized Hanna (even her hair has morphed into a 1976 Mary Richards 'do) makes her move on Sean. Notice that she hasn't mentioned the existence of Amy, Gordon, and Amy's brother.
Wow, the rejuvenating atmosphere of Somerset! Just walking through the lobby has provided Hanna with a more flattering hairdo, makeup, and perhaps a little mild cosmetic surgery. (Botox, maybe?)
So...Somerset residence is NOT the answer, but picking up men IS. Wow.
Hanna: So, Sean. Can I have your phone number? Sean: Ummm...I think not. As I said, I miss Brenda every day. To see other women would be a betrayal. Hanna: Look, all I want is a few rides to Pharmacy, Food Team, and maybe Beauty Shop. Sean: Those...those were...(sob!) HER places!!!
Still no word on what the digs at Somerset COST, making this strip one of the most Unlikely to Resemble Real Life. At least the waiting list at Somerset is realistic, only to be outdone by the waiting list for Section 8 (subsidized housing) vouchers, (usually 5 years). Plenty of older adults are on THAT list.
@LouiseF at 10:10 a.m., the rule at Somerset is, "If you have to ask, you can't afford us." This makes it easy for Karen Moy - no annoying real-world financial dilemmas.
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Is Moy setting us up for a three year long story line of waiting, dating, and mating? Well, I'll be ding donged!
Sean Hastings strikes me as a busybody who hovers near the Administration office picking up gossip and trying to ingratiate himself with visitors. In other words, he's the Somerset version of Mary Worth.
A revitalized Hanna (even her hair has morphed into a 1976 Mary Richards 'do) makes her move on Sean. Notice that she hasn't mentioned the existence of Amy, Gordon, and Amy's brother.
Wow, the rejuvenating atmosphere of Somerset! Just walking through the lobby has provided Hanna with a more flattering hairdo, makeup, and perhaps a little mild cosmetic surgery. (Botox, maybe?)
So...Somerset residence is NOT the answer, but picking up men IS. Wow.
Hanna: So, Sean. Can I have your phone number?
Sean: Ummm...I think not. As I said, I miss Brenda every day. To see other women would be a betrayal.
Hanna: Look, all I want is a few rides to Pharmacy, Food Team, and maybe Beauty Shop.
Sean: Those...those were...(sob!) HER places!!!
Still no word on what the digs at Somerset COST, making this strip one of the most Unlikely to Resemble Real Life. At least the waiting list at Somerset is realistic, only to be outdone by the waiting list for Section 8 (subsidized housing) vouchers, (usually 5 years). Plenty of older adults are on THAT list.
@LouiseF at 10:10 a.m., the rule at Somerset is, "If you have to ask, you can't afford us." This makes it easy for Karen Moy - no annoying real-world financial dilemmas.
May I have your phone number? I may just need you to run some errands for me over the next three years.
Hanna has some work to do with her car - how many Somerset residents does she need to run over to that waiting list down to a few days?
Hanna is planning to jump the waiting list by jumping Sean.
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