For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for January 09, 2016

People come visit you in the nursing home who don’t care about the will?

The worst thing is when somebody hits the reset button on you, and suddenly everything is chaos.-(Do games still have reset? I know my life does.)

I played Hellcats over the Pacific up to the last level. Was never able to win that last level.

I used to play a video game that had a sort of a panic button. It could get you out of a tight situation, but you could find yourself in a worse situation when you rematerialized.

I have seen TV show that proposed that we all could be part of some gigantic video game. They were dead serious, the show dealt with the possibility of multiple universes.

“How do you know when you’ve won?”

A duck drops down from the ceiling with a $100 bill in its mouth.

Lynn’s Notes:I’ve often thought I was part of a vast and complicated video game wherein the players directed my life in the craziest ways–giving me challenges I could never have imagined for myself. The players would deliver a score depending on the way I behaved under stress. Another challenging aspect to the game is that I won’t know what the score is until I leave the planet. I just hope that the ultimate winner is me!

Colorist! Please get that kid’s hair right!

You win by saving the princess! :)

“He who dies with the most toys wins.” Or is it “He who dies with the most toys still dies”?

There’s only one way to win in this life, and that is to know the Lord and know for certain where you are going when it is over.

You never actually “win” in those games. But some folks survive longer than others.

Life is not about wining or losing.Its about avoiding misery.

You level up. The challenges are more difficult and rewarding.

I wish the artist (and I use that term loosely considering Mike’s hair coloring job, lately) would read these comments. I’ll lend them a kindergartener to do the coloring. They could do a better job of it.

Life … you can’t win, you can’t break evenand you can’t get out of the game.

We’re all just pawns in the game of Life