Bliss by Harry Bliss for October 12, 2016

One of the advantages of living in an apartment.

Tone of voice, hard to put into words here.

Think naughty?

Like deer, until your second $3500+ dollar collision.

Um,If someone asks “do you mind . . .”and you reply “no.”it means that you do not mind..English really is a very simple language. Why do so many get it wrong?

When “no” mean “yes”. This could cause problems.

If.. you ask “do you mind if I share your..” If the response is “No” can one not interpret it to mean “I do not mind and you are welcome to share” Conversely a “yes” would mean I do mind so buzz off…

Lynn’s Note – Last year, I met someone with whom I have a lot in common. We have been seeing each other for almost a year, now. My children approve.

And yes, the lady said “No, I do not mind (that you share this couch with me)”

You can find Lynn’s Notes on the For Better or Worse website.

Being an “older” person myself but with a lovely bride to keep me company I am very happy to see other seniors enjoying new company. I can get very lonesome. (BTW married to my bride for 40 years)

I miss the changing of the leaves here in Southern California but I sure don’t miss having to rake leaves or shovel snow when winter comes.

i just hope they are happy together now

No means No.