For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for April 05, 2016

Um… nice to see John’s finally enjoying the dance class his hygienist signed him up for.

John can push Elly around without getting in trouble, this time.

@earth—-metal (floorboard) is where that term came from. A medal is what you or a soldier might wear as an award. I did know what you meant though!

That’s…actually pretty accurate for a beginner. Someone who understands they have to LEAD. :)

Lynn’sNotes

This was one of Rod’s best lines. We had to stop in the middle of the lesson to enjoy the laughs.

In the third panel, it looks like they are ‘knocking knees’ rather than passing side to side(of the knees).

Exactly what I would tell the guys when I taught dance, as to doing things with your hands and feet at the same time, just like driving with a stick-shift. Comparing it to something “complicated” they’re familiar with puts them at ease to know “hey, I CAN do this!”

“It’s like driving standard!”Huh… I thought “stick shift” usually described men

Or the petal to the metal….

Three on the tree,hand on the trunk, knee banging knee!

… and it looks like he’s grinding the gears.

Hope he doesn’t pop his clutch.