Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for June 10, 2006

Looks like Steve is back in business. You can’t keep a good man down!

Hi, Villagers. Hope you are well. As usual, I’m not staying but I just like to pop in from time to time to say Hi.

Duly noted along with the outcome of today’s game.

Be careful with your health……. I understand being in debt, but if you’re overdoing things, you won’t be able to keep it up for long..When I had money problems, I contacted Citizens Advice who were extremely helpful.

@Number SixI don’t have any ready solutions to offer for your financial problems – just empathy. I have been in similar situations myself. Just don’t give up. You may be able to negotiate a manageable payment schedule with some of your debtors. Sorry I don’t have more to offer. BCNU

Is it my imagination, or is there a certain sense of camaraderie missing?

@Number Six

Judy and I plan to get back there early next year. We may rent out our flat in Troon for the Open which will be at the Royal Troon starting in mid July. We may BCNU in the early spring :-)

Got to get your work published….. ever thought of having your own web site?

I know what you mean….. life is but a dream, and not always a good one..You know where I am if you want to share.

Attn: Villagers – I am taking some time off from GC. Right now I’m plagued with computer, internet, health, and personal problems. I feel a little like Steve’s drawing. I will be back!

Hello?…… Anybody there?….. Must be hibernating.

Hope your mother’s better soon.

Hi Villagers. Bev, I also hope your mum is doing better, and will have a full recovery. I am doing ok now and enjoying my temporary vacation from GC. I’m just feeling my age. I am 88 now, same age as old Bert in today’s strip. Pcolli old chum you hang in there too. I know Steve is ok, just busy.

I’m still around – just don’t have anything to say at the moment. There are only four of us now. Anything happening I don’t know about? I don’t think a new page is the answer.

Doctor’s receptionist think they know more than the doctor. Last time I was in the waiting room, a man came in and mentioned that his wife’s prescription was wrong. The doctor recommended that her diabetic medication should be doubled but instead they added eardrops! The receptionist looked at the man and said, “What’s wrong with the ear drops?”