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Cathy Classics by Cathy Guisewite for May 25, 2009
May 24, 2009
May 26, 2009
Transcript:
Mrs. Hillman: You came shopping to escape me but, of course, you can't do that! You are me! Cathy: What?? Mrs. Hillman: Men are searching for "mom" when they choose their wives, and my son chose you...so you must be just like me! Cathy: I am not you! You're... You're... Mrs. Hillman: Hot! I know! Cathy: AACK!! Mrs. Hillman: Don't worry. I was scrawny once, too! You'll fill out after childbirth!
margueritem over 15 years ago
This is getting sickening.
i_am_the_jam over 15 years ago
I wonder if this will finally trigger a divorce…
funnyfan928 over 15 years ago
What color is the sky in her world?
alondra over 15 years ago
Oh my gracious! Cathy’s worst nightmare would be to end up like mommy in law dearest! Oy vey!
LibrarianInTraining over 15 years ago
Actually, it’s kind of scary. Me and my MIL are much alike. (In personality, not looks. I could never be as hot as Barb.) Except when it comes to raising children, we’re into a lot of the same stuff.
kfaatz925 over 15 years ago
One word for MIL: borderline.
Smiley Rmom over 15 years ago
That theory might be true in some cases, but not in mine. My husband said he picked me because I am NOT like his mom. Made for some rough years, because she kept trying to make me into another her, until our counselor convinced my hubby to tell her to back off from interfering. Sounds like Irving needs to tell his mom to back off as well.
lohaces over 15 years ago
What most younger woman would dread to hear–“You’ll fill out after childbirth!”
1stHoneygirl over 15 years ago
And to think her worst nightmare before was that one day she would turn into her mother.
lindz.coop Premium Member over 15 years ago
Being called “scrawny” wasn’t too bad – but OMG MIL is not something to look forward to.