For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for October 06, 2024

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    WaywardWind  about 1 month ago

    I learned the same lesson when I moved away from home.

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    GirlGeek Premium Member about 1 month ago

    Everybody learns that lesson as they enter adulthood

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    snsurone76  about 1 month ago

    Nothing is tastier than “forbidden fruit”—especially when it’s eaten raw and isn’t overcooked to mush! BTW, what’s that thing on the fence in the last panel? Looks kinda like a car fender.

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    CatonaPC©  about 1 month ago

    Leaving home means discovering what ‘hunger’ is.

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    Gizmo Cat  about 1 month ago

    From Lynn’s Comments: One of the things I loved about Ontario was the fall markets. I looked forward to the bins of apples, the many varieties of pumpkins, sweet corn, home-canned pickles, fresh produce and baking. All around us would be the spectacular colours of the fall leaves and the smell of frost in the air. Some memories come back in Technicolor!

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    VegaAlopex  about 1 month ago

    I take it that the blue money was $5 Canadian with Wilfrid Laurier on it. I assume this was before the loonies and toonies.

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    Khpg   about 1 month ago

    This has some really pretty art to it. Wonder how long it takes to create one with so much detail. These days with digital art it’s easier I’m sure.

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    Funniguy  about 1 month ago

    … and, Ramen Noodles too.

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    Atewl  about 1 month ago

    I guess Mike has found his replacement for Rhetta.

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    French Persons Premium Member about 1 month ago

    “Bone idea”…..?

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    ctolson  about 1 month ago

    It’s amazing how some young peole that are out on their own, forget about the hours spent at the dinner table refusing to eat the veggies they now think are great.

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    BJDucer  about 1 month ago

    I gotta admit, my taste buds never caught onto the idea that carrots, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, etc., have ever tasted good.

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    MC4802 Premium Member about 1 month ago

    After I lived away from my parents, supporting myself for a few years, I discovered my parents had gained immensely in wisdom and intelligence.

    Love veggies and fruits, a good market is a blessing.

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    moosemin  about 1 month ago

    No matter, Michael. Mom will have her celebratory moment when YOU have kids that keep you and your future wife up all night!

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    oish  about 1 month ago

    You mean veggies don’t come from a can?

    Gasp!

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    ladykat  about 1 month ago

    LOL!

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    Cactus-Pete  about 1 month ago

    Go half on corn? What does that mean?

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    CultofFarley  about 1 month ago

    Ooga Farley!

    Booga Farley!

    Googa Farley!

    Booga Farley!

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    The Great_Black President  about 1 month ago

    And to think Michael was worried he was going to be called “Avacadohead” for the rest of his life.

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    Anon4242  about 1 month ago

    It just means they needed to be more involved with the food/meal process before they left home. Our son left for college already knowing how to cook. He continues to be an excellent cook in his adult life. He can make naan from scratch and he’s got a few curry recipes that are awesome.

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    kamoolah  30 days ago

    Now if there were beans, the next day all of Michael and Weeder’s classmates would need to wear gas masks.

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    kathleenhicks62  30 days ago

    Cooking them correctly is the clue.

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    GKBOWOOD Premium Member 30 days ago

    So long as he keeps on eating the veggies – that’s all that matters!

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    QuietStorm27  30 days ago

    Also don’t tell mom you didn’t wash that carrot! Yuck!

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    HodgeElmwood  30 days ago

    Perhaps the issue was that Ellie cooked the life out of those veggies. I know someone whose mother cooked everything to mush and to this day, she doesn’t like veggies much because that’s the only way she ever ate them growing up.

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    lnrokr55  30 days ago

    Imaginary small town America looks nice on Sunday eh!

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    howtheduck  29 days ago

    Don’t tell my mother, but not for the reasons you may think. Mike has been shown eating fresh fruit for snacks for years. Elly, on the other hand, has almost always pushed away fruit in favor of cake or pastries.

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    kamoolah  29 days ago

    Why are those guys so focused on eating healthy? Canada has single-payer.

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    hudie48  29 days ago

    Always did enjoy a sugar-sweet carrot fresh out of the garden.

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    Comictator II  29 days ago

    Use all your senses. It’s also a panaroma!

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    French Persons Premium Member 26 days ago

    “Don’t tell my mother”… What, because Weed and Elly talk to each other a couple of times a week? Is it because Weed is actually April’s father?

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    sbwertz  23 days ago

    The secret of getting kids to try new foods. When they tell you they don’t like something, just say it is because they are not old enough to like it yet. then they are always willing to try it again over time to see if they are old enough to like it yet….amazingly they sometimes ARE.

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