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I had an older friend that I used to take out to coffee, and he invariably had his shirt buttoned incorrectly. It was clearly a sign of Alzheimer’s disease. Sadly, he died within 8 months, totally unaware of where he was or who his friends and family were.
I’m one who always had trouble matching up a given button to the corresponding buttonhole—still do, sometimes. (You’d think they could be labeled with numbers or something…) It seemed to me that mothers and schoolmarms didn’t realize we can’t all see our own fronts. We do better with a low-hung mirror, but there isn’t often one available at recess time.
mccollunsky 10 months ago
Very mom like there, Alice.
saylorgirl 10 months ago
What do you know. Dill out started Alice.
uniquename 10 months ago
Now it’s buttoned right!
BC in NC Premium Member 10 months ago
You do, Dill, you do! Love when a Cul De Sac strip comes up that I haven’t seen before.
ChessPirate 10 months ago
Leave it to Dill to not be buttoned up or buttoned down, but buttoned sideways!
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HarryLime 10 months ago
I had an older friend that I used to take out to coffee, and he invariably had his shirt buttoned incorrectly. It was clearly a sign of Alzheimer’s disease. Sadly, he died within 8 months, totally unaware of where he was or who his friends and family were.
MJ Weber Premium Member 10 months ago
They are so married ❤️
Itty-Bitty 10 months ago
I love that Alice’s face keeps getting redder.
6turtle9 10 months ago
Dill is the best!
JH&Cats 10 months ago
I’m one who always had trouble matching up a given button to the corresponding buttonhole—still do, sometimes. (You’d think they could be labeled with numbers or something…) It seemed to me that mothers and schoolmarms didn’t realize we can’t all see our own fronts. We do better with a low-hung mirror, but there isn’t often one available at recess time.
Komix Lover 10 months ago
I have to ‘fix’ my husband frequently, too.