So essentially this story has become about Dawn arranging her time with friends around doing yoga with her professor. That is so freaking awesome I can't contain my glee. This is one of my favorite Mary Worth stories of all time. I have loved every day of it.
By the way, the latest Jennifer Lawrence film is usually referred to as X-men: Apocalypse. Given the day to day mutations of our characters, it is apropos.
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That was an easy one for Moy. There's ALWAYS a new Jennifer Lawrence movie. But as much as I like Jennifer Lawrence I don't think she's the main selling point for X-Men:Apoocalypse.
How sweet and thoughtful of Blonde Friend to have brought her mother with her for dinner with Dawn.
Boy, were we wrong! We thought this story was going to be about an older man in a position of authority possibly taking advantage of a naive young woman. Turns out it was really about time management! Speaking of time, is it time for a Charterstone Pool Party? There's got to be another hapless schnook who can benefit from Mary's wisdom.
When I returned to college in my early 30's to finish my degree I worked 20 hours a week, attended every class, and spent somewhere between 80 to 100 hours per week studying, doing homework, working on projects, etc. for my classes to maintain a high GPA. No clubs (except for a study group), no yoga, no movies, no fun on weekends (or weekdays). I should have gone to "University" in Santa Royale instead where there is nonstop pleasure and fun and no need to study at all.
You nailed it, KitKat: it's all about the scheduling.
They should have their own impromptu pool party at Charterstone after regular pool hours. Mary can come streaking out in her bathrobe when she hears splashing after 9 o'clock.
Meanwhile, over 'Mark Trail', they've spent 3 months in a cave! Bless Mary for getting us outside a bit.
The pictures in the background appear to be stock footage from The Martian. It's fitting they're eating potatoes.
KitKat, love "hapless schnook"! I guess Dawn is just another woman who pretty much dumps her friends when she meets a man.
I am so hoping that Dawn will run into Harlan with his new lady friend at the movies and that he'll thank her for teaching him that he too should have a healthy balance in his life.
Didn't this start when Dawn had no friends and was lonely and isolated? So suddenly she is surrounded with friends engaging her in activities -- moments after trashing her for going out with creepster Harlan, the most unethical professor in comics.
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