For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for January 08, 2025

Maybe she’s trying to step on a cockroach.

(sad trombone) “muah muah muaaaaaah!”

Why is she upset? Not everybody pairs with their bestie 24/7

It’s her nemesis Candace again.

Oh well played. This is very true, and very very funny. Very well played.

Are those war drums? No, just a sullen teenager.

That is woebegone, sullen and morose. Or, it may be nefarious mopery.

Wow Elizabeth sure didn’t like joining a group of four people to discuss Romeo and Juliet in the modern street vernacular, “Stomp, thump, bam, Oh Romeo, wherefore stomp you are?”

Knowing her type, it’s probably something petty and selfish.

Bet Candace communicated something nasty about Liz to Dawn during the discussion of R&J.

Ah yes the tribal drumming of the teenager tribe, communicating in their native manner.

It might be Zumba

Ironic that they were talking about Romeo & Juliet when Olivia Hussey just passed away.

Teenagers can always find a reason to stomp. Lots of adults can too.

In my house it was called TAKE IT OUTSIDE!!!

Both my son and daughter were diagnosed with bipolar disorder. You can imagine what a joy they were living with as teenagers!

My daughter’s disorder was mild and she easily controlled it with medication. My late son was a completely different story! Nothing could control him for any length of time.

Stomp Disease can be cured by injections of chocolate chip cookies

Momma needs to get a life, but we know that’s not gonna happen ! ;-)

It’s Stomp on the Floors Day! See “Family Circus.”

That is rich for Elly to call Elizabeth morose, considering Elly has glowered and gotten moody herself on multiple occasions.

Adolescence isn’t fun for anyone in the family.

Alright, Liz, what’s ticking you off this time?

I think all of us have some variation of that code. My wife knows when I don’t want to talk and I don’t even have to say it.

Elizabeth has PMS