Personally, I'm hoping for a no-holds-barred fight between Mary and Aunt May's grumpy sister, with the heckler from the baking contest cheering them on.
Hmmm. I think I now understand something about the Worthiverse a little better. Miss Mouse and Devil Mom appear to be moving in with only their (bulging, antiquated) suitcases. To me, that indicates that Charterstone's perspective-defying flats must come furnished, which only makes sense; think how hard it would be find, out in the normal world, things like dining-room sideboards that switch position unexpectedly or sofas that can at the drop of a hat (or change of a panel) go from yellow to pink.
I wonder if new residents get the shirts that change necklines and strange, wizened flatware as housewarming gifts from their neighbors...
"Do you need some assistance? Cause I know this guy who really likes to help with 'heavy packages.' In fact he's got sort of freak-on for that sort of thing. Total freakio. But no S&M."
If that doesn't sell the mousy little daughter, I don't know what would.
Don't be shy! I'd love to hear what you have to say about Mary Worth. Just keep it clean, that's all I ask. This is a FAMILY FRIENDLY blog. I don't want to moderate comments, but I will if I have to.
Are these new people so out of it that they don't have pull-luggage? Or is Uncle Joe not up to the 1980's yet?
ReplyDeleteHere's an idea: two trips.
ReplyDeletePersonally, I'm hoping for a no-holds-barred fight between Mary and Aunt May's grumpy sister, with the heckler from the baking contest cheering them on.
ReplyDeleteHmmm. I think I now understand something about the Worthiverse a little better. Miss Mouse and Devil Mom appear to be moving in with only their (bulging, antiquated) suitcases. To me, that indicates that Charterstone's perspective-defying flats must come furnished, which only makes sense; think how hard it would be find, out in the normal world, things like dining-room sideboards that switch position unexpectedly or sofas that can at the drop of a hat (or change of a panel) go from yellow to pink.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if new residents get the shirts that change necklines and strange, wizened flatware as housewarming gifts from their neighbors...
@ Paul, Me too! Me too!
ReplyDelete@Muscato, LOL!
"Do you need some assistance? Cause I know this guy who really likes to help with 'heavy packages.' In fact he's got sort of freak-on for that sort of thing. Total freakio. But no S&M."
ReplyDeleteIf that doesn't sell the mousy little daughter, I don't know what would.