Luann by Greg Evans and Karen Evans for June 15, 2024

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    lvlax  5 months ago

    Bite your tongue, Luann. Nancy is not old! ;)

    I hope Mrs. Horner makes it to at least 100.

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    I wonder what next week’s arc will be about? Hopefully, something a little more uplifting.

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    e.professor  5 months ago

    I hope Mrs. Horner will be alright. I went down on the last day of class, but mine was a heart attack and I’m half Mrs. Horner’s age. Constant medical tests after an event like that is not fun either.

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    Mordock999 Premium Member 5 months ago

    Whoa.

    Poor choice of words, Lu!

    And a DARN good way to cut yourself OUT of your mother’s will. ;-)

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    J. Scarbrough  5 months ago

    WOMP-WOMP-WOOMMMMP!!

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    kenhense  5 months ago

    OUCH !!!!!

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    Enter.Name.Here  5 months ago

    I would have guess 82. She seems to spry for her 90s. I know a couple of people who made it to 92, God rest their souls.

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    Wishingonastar  5 months ago

    My Dad’s Mom and sister lived to 92. He’s 91 right now and I just brought hospice in because he is declining. He’ll be 92 on Halloween.

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    Joe1962  5 months ago

    Luann think before you speak, especially when you talking to one of your parents.

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    Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member 5 months ago

    Pooh, I’m 86 and my Dr. just informed me that I could live to 120 if I wanted to.

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    Joe1962  5 months ago

    Nancy is not that old!

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    Rhetorical_Question   5 months ago

    Luann is 19 years old. To a third grader, Luann is ancient?

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    snsurone76  5 months ago

    “Thanks a lot, ‘baby’! Now, go outside and play with Puddles!” BTW, Luann never did show Mrs. Horner Shannon’s story, did she?

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    beb01  5 months ago

    So next week(s) Luann will be contemplating her imminent morality. Geez, get a boyfriend and follow the advice of the Beats, “Live fast, die young and leave a pretty corpse!” Overthinking that we all die is not going to help.

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    9thCapricorn  5 months ago

    Our old folks prepare us younger folks for our inevitable deaths. We watch them get old, become frail, move slowly, health issues appear….then the passage and funeral/memorial services. We know what is coming. Part of our acceptance of our fate process.

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    Wilkins068  5 months ago

    ‘But you’re doing Ok, mom, right? Why dont you donate a kidney t Mrs. Horner?’

    Will that be th next question?

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    Caldonia  5 months ago

    Unbelievable, Luann.

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    French Persons Premium Member 5 months ago

    Hoo boy…

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    TampaFanatic1  5 months ago

    Ouch, really poor choice of words Lu! Next thing you know, you will be telling Nancy that things like getting Netflix through the mail, Facebook, Blockbuster, cable TV, Blackberry Curves etc.. are all from the dark ages along with anything else which is pre-2010.

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    ddl297  5 months ago

    She cares about her mother, and cares about Mrs. Horner, too. The latter isn’t doing well, so Luann is checking on Mom! That’s LOVE!

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    The Joke Explainer Premium Member 5 months ago

    Clearly she’s asking about her mother’s health as a possible kidney donor for Mrs. Horner.

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    xaingo  5 months ago

    Isn’t that what those kids used to say to you Luann at that teaching job?

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    diverbelle  5 months ago

    Teaching at 92?

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    GerryRoss  5 months ago

    Mortality is the ultimate reality check.

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    tkspring  5 months ago

    Couldn’t Mrs. Horner go on dialysis or is she too old for that? Idk, I’m asking in case someone out there knows.

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    Ellis97  5 months ago

    92, huh? Mrs. Horner could pass any day now.

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    kingbrlee Premium Member 5 months ago

    Nancy’s reply; I’m doing great, when do you think you’ll be moving out? We want to turn your bedroom into a den.

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    BJDucer  5 months ago

    It certainly seems Luanne should know just the right thing NOT to say to her mother….but does so anyhow.

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    catsrule411  5 months ago

    My dad made it to 94. He was the type that I was sure would make it to 100. But he had a couple of serious issues and was in a lot of pain so he decided it was time to go so he stopped fighting it.

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    ctolson  5 months ago

    OUCH!

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    GirlGeek Premium Member 5 months ago

    This was a genuine week, we need more weeks like this.

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    rshive  5 months ago

    All adults look old when you’re Luann’s age.

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    lemonbaskt  5 months ago

    maybe luann will fall in a ditch

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    preacherman Premium Member 5 months ago

    Ooooo, that’s a bad/good comment that could get still get you in the doghouse.

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    BJShipley1  5 months ago

    Wow, what an a-hole. Moreso since Luann still relies on her parents for survival.

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    cabalonrye  5 months ago

    This is around that age that you start losing the older generation and realise that your parents are mortal and will die too. If you love them, you start to worry. Luann is learning that painful lesson.

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    mindjob  5 months ago

    Gee thanks!

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    Aladar30 Premium Member 5 months ago

    Luann is really worried about dear Mrs. Horner, her mentor and friend.I’m very interested in seeing how this story will develops and how it will affects Luann’s life. It’s also nice to see that she’s immediately worrid about Nancy’s health. Comical, but also nice to see.

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    eladee AKA Wally  5 months ago

    Most 19 year olds consider their parents old. To them, old is old whether you’re 40 or 90. Of course, everything changes when THEY hit 40! I always tell any snarky teen girls I encounter “Sweetie, some day if you are lucky you’ll get to be my age and when you do I hope you look as good and are as happy as I am.” That usually shuts them down. They never consider their own passage of time. Of course in this case Luann isn’t being snarky—-she’s genuinely concerned.

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    Dani Rice  5 months ago

    Old age starts early. Take care of yourself and make the most of what you have.

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    whelan_jj  5 months ago

    Death is the one certain thing. Sorry, taxes, you come close but don’t make the cut.

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    rodney  5 months ago

    I feel it. 58 and fighting getting old. Literally by joining an MMA gym and started cage fighting training.

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    BuckeyeFanForever Premium Member 5 months ago

    Getting old su$%,I’m 68 and homebound and worse, parents all of 90 and living the life as best they can together still. Don’t forget Father’s Day is tomorrow.

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    The Quiet One  5 months ago

    Ohh not cool Luann.

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    KEA  5 months ago

    42…92… all the same to kids

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    kmccjoe1  5 months ago

    I see Nancy is very good at signing Greg’s name upside down.

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    Otis Rufus Driftwood  5 months ago

    It’s good to see Luann showing concern for her mother.

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    mfought  5 months ago

    at least the dog looks happy

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    David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace  5 months ago

    Old age is ten years older than I happen to be. (Coming up on 80 being old.)

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    EXCALABUR  5 months ago

    That’s gotta hurt

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    elbow macaroni  5 months ago

    The mother looks 17.

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    nightflight  5 months ago

    It’s the question mark in Luann’s final statement that screws her up. At least in the first panel, Puddles looks happy and excited, kind of a rare thing in Luann’s world lately.

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    the dorf  5 months ago

    Luann sure has a way with words doesn’t she?

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    DaBump Premium Member 5 months ago

    They talk about young people not thinking about their own mortality, as if they will never die or are assured of long lives. What’s really hard is when your parents begin to decline and you find yourself having to take care of the ones who did so much to care for you. It’s good to be able to repay them to some extent, but still hard to take.

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    lnrokr55  5 months ago

    Ouch, everyone looks old when you’re young. ;-)

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    fourteenpeeves  5 months ago

    Well,Puddles is feeling great today…..

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    Enoi  5 months ago

    Duck, Luann!

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    missyhyattfan  5 months ago

    Happy and surprised to get an update on Mrs. Horner :-)

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