Mary Worth 3834

"No, Toby, it is better that we not spend time in the car together or share lunch at work. This way, when we come home, you can ask me how was my day and I can say, "Fine." Can't you see how this is better?"

Mary Worth 3833

Toby, I believe the proper idiom is "A whole 'nother ballgame." It is derived from the expression "Another whole ballgame." If you're going to teach at the community college level, you're going to have to learn the slang of the young, or you will become the laughingstock of the miniature figurine department.

Mary Worth 3832

It's taking a long time for Mary to work her way through Outlander because she seems unable to concentrate and her eyes are closed.

Mary Worth 3831

"Age is a state of mind? That's what you told me when I was your student."

The Highs and Lows of Wilbur Weston's Misadventures #1

"After-Affects? My girlfriend hates me again and my daughter hates me again, but that will soon pass. My entire life is lived without consequences."

Mary Worth 3829

Well, I guess we've seen the last of Ian for a while.

Mary Worth 3828

Well, I would have liked to have heard more about Wilbur's time away as well. But perhaps answering the questions left unanswered just isn't why we are here. Let's get on with Toby's birthday party! Wait, it's over? We missed that, too? Okay... maybe there could just be some more talking then. That's always good for a week or so.

Mary Worth 3827

The gift was watching Wilbur fall overboard. Let's just accept that part.

Mary Worth 3826

These ladies have each other, and Wilbur has ... Dawn. Just Dawn, and that's only because she can't pay her own rent.

"Here's to the Ladies who Lunch," Elaine Stritch's anthem. has been added to the jukebox.

Mary Worth 3825

Mary, forgiveness does not require Estelle to get back together again again again. No one wants that except for you. You are an enabler's enabler.