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1. about 2 months ago on Luann

   Now, the question becomes “is the longevity of Luann’s relationship dependent upon how closely her suitor mirrors her father’s looks or mannerisms?”

2. 5 months ago on Luann

   If he can work normal school hours for Shannon, all he needs is a little babysitting help in the afternoon if he works a full 8 hour day, and that’s assuming he doesn’t figure out a routine for Shannon to stay occupied for a couple hours with homework.

3. 7 months ago on Luann

   The arc as a dream sequence of Brad (or more likely, Toni) trying to delude themselves into an idea that they’d raise a super-responsible kid that could do no wrong, just to have that shattered as the dream spirals into a nightmare is amusing in concept.

   That being said, enough!

   What we really need is Toni and Brad realizing kids will always be messy, that the chaos isn’t avoidable or a reason to reject having kids. Also, a long overdue talk with Luann and Toni, where Luann finally gets a sense of direction after saving Mrs Horner is much desired.

4. 8 months ago on Luann

   So, when is Luann going to realize she could be a successful children’s author?

5. 8 months ago on Heart of the City

   Ah yes, we all know the reason Trevor watched “Evangelion”, for “that scene” in EoE.

6. 8 months ago on Luann

   Yes, Bern the stereotypical psych major: trying to find herself as a codependent muse to a guy not into her, can’t empathize and manage playtime with kids, pays ridiculous amounts for coffee to imply self worth through disposable status symbols, yet thinks she’s a genius at telling other people how to be happy, healthy, fully functioning human beings.

   How close is Moony Uni to Lewis & Clark? I swear, if Bern is anything like them, Shannon will be teaching her Econ 101 by singing along to “Scrooge McDuck and Money”.

7. 8 months ago on Luann

   It’s time Luann do the smart thing a lot of us realize in retrospect is the smarter play:

   1) Get a full-time day job, such as entry-level X-Ray tech at an aerospace titanium casting plant, CNC operator, Customer Service Rep, etc, that pays a good $20-$25 an hour.

   2) Attend online/blended classes at night to earn her Associates in Science degree, which is far easier to transfer to a 4 year university to just wrap up the 2 years of the major she eventually decides on (if she wants to do that after some real-world experience).

   3) Study and take the exams for a couple $500 entry-level professional certifications (Lean Six Sigma, Scrum, Netsuite, MS Azure, etc) so she has some valuable job skills to land her something that will let her split rent with Bernice on their own place, where she’ll be making $75-$85k before Bernice even graduates, and then she’ll have a better perspective of what she wants.

   Of course, the obvious answer is to talk with Brad and Toni about her options.

8. 8 months ago on Luann

   I was fully expecting the “Luann” chant to transition into Mrs Horner stirring Luann awake after she dozed off from the ocarina.

   Now… the only way it becomes better is if Luann talks to Brad and Toni about it, and gets some EMT advice.

9. 8 months ago on Luann

   Or a volunteer EMT. I have a friend and his wife who are certified volunteer EMTs and firefighters. When they’re not working in an office in finance or the state employment department, they’re driving ladder trucks, putting in picc lines, and one of them is trained in arson investigation.

10. 9 months ago on Heart of the City

    The only reason a city punishes and restricts good citizens from doing the right thing is due to special interests and trying to hide their incompetence mishandling tax dollars.

    I’d love to see one of those “Problem Solvers” local news stories explaining a bunch of preteen kids with less than $50 worth of hardware store available asphalt mix were able to solve what a bunch of overweight, overpaid union contractors can’t solve.