For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for March 06, 2010

Connie’s a blonde again so quickly? I’d go straight back to the stylist and demand my money back if my dye job lasted just two weeks. Of course, if I were Connie, I wouldn’t have paid the stylist in the first place for the Bozo the Clown hairdo.

Good point. She wanted to ease into a makeover, so started with a wig.

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Sheesh, Connie – dial the desperation back about a notch or twenty!

I want to know how Elly can put away laundry, brew a pot of tea and be serving two steaming mugs of it up in under 15 seconds?

If I were in Elly’s shoes, I will say, “I dunno! Maybe he’d like to be a ‘grasshopper’ dog.”

comic time warps

We were spared several minutes of Connie’s talking. ;)

Elly does not know what to say as Phil never said a word about meeting Connie…..

that should be an eye-opener for Connie.

I think we can interpret a COMIC STRIP ourselves. Geesh!

set the cups down , reach across the table and slap her a good one

He thinks it’s nice to have a girl in every port.

SouthernMaster, you have not been around GoComics long enough.

Kis, because she is Woman!

As my better half often says (not to me), “Pitiful is not attractive.”

what FishStix said.

puleeze stop the connie-phil arc already!!

unless of course elly is prepared to lay into her friend for her ridiculous behavior. how likely is that?

From “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn,” there were two man hungry women in the book. One had men galore, the other had men running from her. The difference? One was man-starved, the other was “healthily hungry” for men.

Well, sit down, Connie, and let me tell you what I think…

He must be interesting to Connie.

Doesn’t Phil marry a woman named Georgia? He didn’t see Connie as a potential partner.

SEE! Connie knows exactly what she is, but she continually chooses to continue being one!

What the heck does Elly have on? It looks like one of those 1960’s vinyl tablecloths made into a granny frock.