Actually, I think Grandma is just being melodramatic for Agnes’ benefit….
gently mocking the budding drama queen, by outdoing her exaggerated pathos.
I hope there’s even an almost invisible twinkle in her eye.
At least we know where Agnes gets her gift for words, her articulate, if complicated, phraseology.
Except…. shh… don’t tell them…
They both “inherited” their language skills, as did Trout, with her often perfect turn of phrase,
from Tony Cochran, whom I will once again nominate as one of the best writers on the comics pages, even though he probably won’t see this.
Actually, I think Grandma is just being melodramatic for Agnes’ benefit….
gently mocking the budding drama queen, by outdoing her exaggerated pathos.
I hope there’s even an almost invisible twinkle in her eye.
At least we know where Agnes gets her gift for words, her articulate, if complicated, phraseology.
Except…. shh… don’t tell them…
They both “inherited” their language skills, as did Trout, with her often perfect turn of phrase,
from Tony Cochran, whom I will once again nominate as one of the best writers on the comics pages, even though he probably won’t see this.