For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for July 28, 2019

Nice theological joke, Elly. (John really could use a break from his hobby one in a while.)

There is Steve Nichols, so does that mean the other person with Elly in Panel 3 is Anne Nichols or is that Elizabeth? It’s kind of hard to tell.

Good one Ellie.

Now, THAT was funny!

“No. On the 7th day you made me stop and go outside to mow the lawn, remember?”

Tonguey laugh!!!

Saw that coming a mile off!

Looks like “O” scale, just like Reverend Lovejoy’s!

It took you one day to paint that wall?

When he got to Wednesday, I knew where this was going! It was still hilarious!

If he did all those things that fast, it shouldn’t have been an “amazing” train layout. Sloppy and rushed, yes.

He unwittingly set that one up and Elly spiked it perfectly.

My first husband had holes in our walls of our first house that were the tunnels his trains ran through. They ran from room to room… I didn’t let him do this when we bought a new house.

Good one Elly. Well timed and appropriate. Respect.

His sheep are going to get out and get on the tracks.

I didn’t see that one coming. LOL!

It does look good!

I saw that one coming….

A blind man in New Jersey saw that one coming.

UUUMMMmmm… When did he lay the trackage??? I grew up expecting that the model trains ran on tracks. He did get everything else made, though.

And JOHN creates his model-railroad world on seven days.

Bob Ross did his world in 26 minutes. But I like Bob’s and Model Trains worlds.

I collected the Sunday “Train stories” because they were so detailed in information.

Oh, my gosh. Is earth one giant…train model? The sun a 3.86 × 1026 watt hydrogen and helium light bulb?

All that done in just 6 days? Must not be a very big layout.

Here is my fairy tale: GEN 3 And God said, “Let there be light,” and there was light. 4 And God saw that the light was good. And God separated the light from the darkness. 5 God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And there was evening and there was morning, the first day.So the evening(sundown) and the till next sundown was a day. The hours of the day period was unimportant then, as you can see.It was King Constantine who changed the Sabbath to Sunday as a means to fill his coffers with sun worshiper gold. This was circa 900 AD. he was not only king but the leader of the “Holy Roman Church,” of the time.There have been several calendar changes over the centuries, such as the Julian or Gregorian,etc… yet the one thing in common was the seven day division of the week, Sabbath always falling and the last.Yes I did and still do study Theology and I am a Seventh Day Adventist. I have studied Catholicism, LDS, Baptist, WICA, The Church of Satan,Church of Christ, and many many more. More questions send me a text will give more in depth info.