Liz has to realize her mom is pretty good at picking up the “subtle” hints she’s giving off. After all, Elly was a young girl once, too….and who knows, may have experienced something similar.
Liz is forgetting was SHE that asked Candace to carry the break-up message to Anthony. And now Anthony is going to the Halloween Dance with Candace ! It’s called Karma…
In the corporate world, when women behave like Elizabeth, they’re too emotional or hormonal. When men act like that, they’re passionate & assertive. Quite the double standard.
Wonder if this story line twist will lead to Elizabeth learning a valuable lesson, and accepting the reality of what she put in motion; creating a modern day John and Priscilla, albeit with a revision to the original story.
we walked into daughter’s house with granddaughter fretting about some teenage issue, and i quipped, “aah! that time of the month, eh?” to which she said, “Mama! how does he know??” my wife was laughing, near peed herself.
WaywardWind 2 months ago
A lesson to be learned here…don’t farm out your dirty work. You want to break up with your boyfriend, DO IT YOURSELF.
snsurone76 2 months ago
Ah—I remember this from the past, Elizabeth’s mood swings. Probably brought on by hormone fluctuation.
MReese 2 months ago
No date for the big Halloween dance, oops. A bad timing error, but maybe fixable yet.
DorothyGlenn Premium Member 2 months ago
No boyfriend and no girlfriend.
SquidGamerGal 2 months ago
Need we remind you that this is entirely your fault?
French Persons' Celebration of Peeved Harry Dinkle Premium Member 2 months ago
Don’t be slamming doors and crashing around my house like that you little snot.
ctolson 2 months ago
Ellie – “Oh, just a wild guess.”
GirlGeek Premium Member 2 months ago
It’s her fault
baskate_2000 2 months ago
Mothers are psychic that way.
Angry Indeed Premium Member 2 months ago
Liz might be a teen but there’s still a bit of terrible two’s left in her.
Bruce1253 2 months ago
I had two sons, now I have two granddaughters. Girls don’t get into nearly as much trouble as boys, which is nice. But OMG the drama!!
mindjob 2 months ago
She’s just testing the fine carpentry work in the house
rshive 2 months ago
Subtlety personified.
Anon4242 2 months ago
Nothing a little kick boxing wouldn’t fix. Kicking and punching a target can work off a lot of frustration and anger.
USN1977 2 months ago
Elizabeth was trying to quietly leave the house yesterday. Now she is as stealthy as a herd of orange elephants.
kamoolah 2 months ago
Dawn and Pawn!
BJDucer 2 months ago
Liz has to realize her mom is pretty good at picking up the “subtle” hints she’s giving off. After all, Elly was a young girl once, too….and who knows, may have experienced something similar.
InuYugiHakusho 2 months ago
Just a hunch.
USN1977 2 months ago
A slammed door is worth 1,000 words.
g04922 2 months ago
Liz is forgetting was SHE that asked Candace to carry the break-up message to Anthony. And now Anthony is going to the Halloween Dance with Candace ! It’s called Karma…
Daltongang Premium Member 2 months ago
Ah yes, that stage in life where Elizabeth is old enough for boys but not too old to throw a tantrum.
newtown40 2 months ago
In the corporate world, when women behave like Elizabeth, they’re too emotional or hormonal. When men act like that, they’re passionate & assertive. Quite the double standard.
sheashea 2 months ago
I’m so grateful I’ll never have to go through raising a teenager again.
BoydAdams 2 months ago
Wonder if this story line twist will lead to Elizabeth learning a valuable lesson, and accepting the reality of what she put in motion; creating a modern day John and Priscilla, albeit with a revision to the original story.
John Jorgensen 2 months ago
Good job Liz, I’m sure all of that will make everything better.
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] 2 months ago
Where are you,Edgar? Somebody needs comforting.
The Great_Black President 2 months ago
Everybody has different ideas of love
Elly loves John
Elizabeth loves Anthony
Michael loves Lawrence
Candace loves Anthony
The Enjos love Farley
CultofFarley 2 months ago
Ooga Farley!
Booga Farley!
Googa Farley!
Mooga Farley!
lnrokr55 2 months ago
The agony of defeat ! ;-)
kamoolah 2 months ago
It is easier to raise Dawn. Her parents have one easy question for her problems:
Enjos: You doctor yet?
Dawn: No.
Enjos: Why you no doctor yet??
Dkram 2 months ago
I think it was the sound of the woodwork being slammed.
\\//_
rebelstrike0 2 months ago
Elizabeth can get her mind off Anthony by starting something new…like her schoolwork! :P
Wendy786 2 months ago
There is no point in suffering in silence unless there is someone around to hear you.
Jingles 2 months ago
we walked into daughter’s house with granddaughter fretting about some teenage issue, and i quipped, “aah! that time of the month, eh?” to which she said, “Mama! how does he know??” my wife was laughing, near peed herself.
Strawberry King 2 months ago
Girl, just say it.
sincavage05 2 months ago
Moms know everything.
hagarthehorrible 2 months ago
Mom has the pulse, alright.
HodgeElmwood 2 months ago
Can’t stomp that hard without shoes on, actually.