Hanna has a two-story condo (it has a staircase) but She "doesn't have much to move"? Really?
As @fauxprof said, it's awfully nervy of Hanna to expect Amy to help her. Unfortunately, in the world according to Moy, Amy will be charmed and disarmed by Sean, and Gordy will be calling Sean "Grandpa" in no time. Meh.
I don't see anything wrong with Hanna asking Amy to help her move. After all the free Gordon-sitting she's gotten from that brat of a daughter?!?
And this subplot is totally ridiculous because people their age would know enough to think about how they would blend their possessions well before they even got married. It's just one more example of Moy deriving "life experience" to write about in an alternative universe inhabited by humanoids, not humans.
I'm guessing this story line will continue throughout the rest of the year. I think Moy is just messing with Wanders to see what he comes up with for categories and contenders for the awards ceremony next January.
Is it me or does the picture of Mary at the top of this site remind anyone else of the sidekick, Danielle, I think her name is, from the TV show, Pickers? Sorry.. I'm easily distracted.
Wow! I can't believe it! WE've only made it up to the (lavish!) post-wedding luncheon, and there's already trouble in paradise. Furniture woes, passive-aggressiveness ("dear"), manipulation ("Amy will help"). I bet they can get back to City Hall for a quickie annulment before they close at 5:00.
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After going behind Amy's back and eloping, Hanna expects to have her help in moving? Yeah, that's gonna go over real well.
Sean: Who's Amy?
I wonder what the two people in the background did to get put into timeout...
So, Sean is her husband, but he's not helping her move in? And he has no idea, after over a month of dating, what she is bringing to his condo?
More importantly, SO THIS ISN'T OVER?
Dum Dum Dummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
The storm clouds gather as the battle of the furniture begins.
Hanna to Amy, "Guess what?"
Could get a little more interesting after that. Maybe.
So is having lunch with Mary considered the honeymoon?
Hanna has a two-story condo (it has a staircase) but She "doesn't have much to move"? Really?
As @fauxprof said, it's awfully nervy of Hanna to expect Amy to help her. Unfortunately, in the world according to Moy, Amy will be charmed and disarmed by Sean, and Gordy will be calling Sean "Grandpa" in no time. Meh.
Maybe Hannah can get Amy's help with her move by pointing out Sean's potential as a babysitter. . .
Oh, please don't say it's over. I can't wait to see Amy's reaction. Gordon...not so much.
I don't see anything wrong with Hanna asking Amy to help her move. After all the free Gordon-sitting she's gotten from that brat of a daughter?!?
And this subplot is totally ridiculous because people their age would know enough to think about how they would blend their possessions well before they even got married. It's just one more example of Moy deriving "life experience" to write about in an alternative universe inhabited by humanoids, not humans.
I suppose Hanna is glasd enough to leave her urine-and-cheetos stained furniture behind (blame Gordie!), but doesn't she have a lease?
Please, no more talk of a honeymoon. I prefer to think of this relationship as platonic.
I'm guessing this story line will continue throughout the rest of the year. I think Moy is just messing with Wanders to see what he comes up with for categories and contenders for the awards ceremony next January.
Is it me or does the picture of Mary at the top of this site remind anyone else of the sidekick, Danielle, I think her name is, from the TV show, Pickers? Sorry.. I'm easily distracted.
Miss Print @9:16,
I think they got put in timeout for guffawing loudly at the idea of a honeymoon spent eating peas with Mary Worth.
I didn't know that could happen to you. I'll have to be quieter next time I discuss the strip in a restaurant.
Wow! I can't believe it! WE've only made it up to the (lavish!) post-wedding luncheon, and there's already trouble in paradise. Furniture woes, passive-aggressiveness ("dear"), manipulation ("Amy will help"). I bet they can get back to City Hall for a quickie annulment before they close at 5:00.
Evil Twin, please do not use the word "quickie" in any context with these two. It conjures up unpleasant images.
Groupie, you can't hurry love (as Sean observed).
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