Annie by Jay Maeder and Alan Kupperberg for January 23, 2010

Gulp! I hope there’s no plane crash in your near future, Annie.

Hey, who is that with the dog?

I think it’s some little girl named “Annie” but then I could be wrong. You don’t think she might be one of those wandering Von Tramp women do you?

Call for the little Geenie… and there she is, ready to pop right out and be back into the story again, confounding the naysayers

But why the Yucatan? That’s going South beyond what has been the focus of “attention” that mystery bunker in New Mexico?

Grim is in the reporting/commentry business, with first hand knowledge of the mystery topic.(indeed, it’s modern discoverer). You’d think this public danger and facinating mystery would be the topic between the two men and not a blasé attitude with Warbucks focusing on mundane administrative matters (?)

They’re puzzeling loose ends still to tie up ! ?

Allright. If Shuter can’t connect the dots maybe Grimm can. But even if he does no one will believe him because he’s been branded as a whacko.

Alask to Yucatan. There’s a 100 F change in temperature! But the real mystery remains in New Mexico. Sydney, I think the collapse of a division and the loss of billions is not a mundane administrative matter. However, to follow your point, why do the authors bring in this seeming distraction? Mere plot complications are an annoyance when you have this fascinating mystery going on. I hope they bring back the lady stunt driver.

Even more, why go to Yucatan to reorganize Dubai?

dave98042 you state what I’ve been thinking…

“Arf!”… Sandy said it all.

Why is Warbucks headquartered in the Yucatan?

From Alasksa to Mexico (eventually, backk to Alaska, back to Mexico. What a life. Annie’s a ping pong ball.

You know, for Alaska this time of year, it seems awful bright to me. Then again, I live in North Carolina.

Morning, Anniephans!

Planes carrying Annie have a tendency to blow up in mid air.