Whose display of emotion is Livia referencing, hers or Luther’s? That seems to me to be crucial in answering her query. Could they be interconnected? i.e. Could Luther’s sensuous clarinet playing have stirred Livia’s emotions? Or could Livia’s reaction to the news have prompted a sudden burst of feeling in Luther’s playing?
Living all these years with Luther… Louella finally snapped.
And who can blame her, that constant tooteling and the weird headgear is bad enough in Church on Sunday, but him playing the Star Wars theme at old man Heppler’s funeral… I felt sorry for her, 46 years, tsk tsk.
I just googled Jerry. I had a feeling he was old because his cartoons always featured older people. Yep, we were both born in 1940. Good cartoons. Keep it up, Jerry. — Don
x_Tech over 6 years ago
Music hath charms to rouse the resting breast.
DennisinSeattle over 6 years ago
Livia’s emotions take over when Luther plays his clarinet.
oldpine52 over 6 years ago
The real question is, what is that on Luther’s head, and where did it come from?
Superfrog over 6 years ago
The sight was shocking, the sound was frightening and the news was tearable.
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member over 6 years ago
Whose display of emotion is Livia referencing, hers or Luther’s? That seems to me to be crucial in answering her query. Could they be interconnected? i.e. Could Luther’s sensuous clarinet playing have stirred Livia’s emotions? Or could Livia’s reaction to the news have prompted a sudden burst of feeling in Luther’s playing?
Bilan over 6 years ago
Luther must have found the long-lost book of charms by the Pied Piper.
GROG Premium Member over 6 years ago
From the bottom of your feet.
LastRoseofSummer Premium Member over 6 years ago
Living all these years with Luther… Louella finally snapped.
And who can blame her, that constant tooteling and the weird headgear is bad enough in Church on Sunday, but him playing the Star Wars theme at old man Heppler’s funeral… I felt sorry for her, 46 years, tsk tsk.
donwalter over 6 years ago
Have you ever HEARD a chanter?(sp?) Like mini bagpipes. Wonderful, if you’re a fan of the pipes, but if not…
Plods with ...™ over 6 years ago
Hot flash?
Pocosdad over 6 years ago
Was he playing Arthur Peel’s “Reverie”?
well-i-never over 6 years ago
Politics.
comixbomix over 6 years ago
Who doesn’t go at least a little bit crazy when those wild flutophone riffs are a’callin’…?
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member over 6 years ago
Play it again, Sam.
whiteheron over 6 years ago
Oh Danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling her.
Huckleberry Hiroshima Premium Member over 6 years ago
You’ve had it your entire life, dear. Hidden intentionally, of course. That’s why you don’t know where it came from.
the lost wizard over 6 years ago
Those unexpected high notes will do that.
Alberta Oil over 6 years ago
A fine thing that Luther had to catch his breath.. that fine dress was about to be ripped to shreds in a moment of ecstasy
ChessPirate over 6 years ago
She took the high road and he took the low road, and he was in Scotland a fore her…
DonaldH1 over 6 years ago
I just googled Jerry. I had a feeling he was old because his cartoons always featured older people. Yep, we were both born in 1940. Good cartoons. Keep it up, Jerry. — Don
Glibster Premium Member over 6 years ago
Perhaps Luther had best play his shawm out in the garage.
PO' DAWG over 6 years ago
It’s Sheikh night, as he began to play “The dance of the seven veils.”
Kind&Kinder over 6 years ago
In actuality, it was the ghost pepper she had with her Scotch egg for a snack!
P51Strega over 6 years ago
He played “Arthur’s Reverie” from 9-Chickweed Lane.