Cathy Classics by Cathy Guisewite for February 18, 2015
February 17, 2015
February 19, 2015
Transcript:
Mom: Did you drop to your knees when you propsed, Irving?? Irving: Not exactly. Mom: Did you drop to your knees, Cathy?? Cathy: Not exactly. Irving: I only asked because I was sure she'd say "no." Cathy: I only said "yes" because he caught me off guard. Irving: It was an accident. Cathy: It was a fluke. Mom: It was a miracle!! Thank you! Thank you for our miracle! Dad: Mother's waited too long. Someone had to drop to his or her knees.
AnonaMoaner almost 10 years ago
Now then . . . who’s going to give her a hand to get back up on her feet again?
QuietStorm27 almost 10 years ago
What woman would want to get married because of a fluke or accident? Only Cathy! And only Cathy’s mom would be happy about an accidental proposal for her daughter. Oh well, Irving your 1st duty as future son-in-law is to help your future mil up.
Hello Cathy friends, it’s absolutely frigid in Ohio. Hope you are staying warm!
Gretchen's Mom almost 10 years ago
I think Homer Simpson best describes my feelings today regarding Irving and Cathy’s “accidental fluke” of an engagement . . . not to mention her mother’s “I-don’t-care-how-it-happened-I’m-just-glad-that-it-finally-did!!!” attitude about the whole thing:
Hi, rgcviper!
Hello and Happy Wednesday, fellow Cathy fans. Keep warm as best you can, everyone!
jbarnes almost 10 years ago
Well…I guess it WOULD take a miracle to get past all the hang-ups these two have!
ACTIVIST1234 almost 10 years ago
Hi, I didn’t read this arc the first go-round. Do they stay engaged? From the accidental nature of it, it seems they would have second, third, fourth, fiftieth thoughts!
rgcviper almost 10 years ago
Feel the love.
HI, MOM. Love the Homer face-palm pic, since “The Simpsons” is my favorite TV show. Thanks!
Hello, “Cathy” Clan.
AnonaMoaner almost 10 years ago
Sometimes people don’t realise they’re in love until something unexpected happens. They think they’re just good friends, just work well together, that sort of thing.
And then . . . the job comes to an end, or one of them moves house, or is about to, And suddenly, they realise that they cannot, will not go on without each other.
Next thing you know, they’re married with a dozen kids, happy as Larry but without a clue how they got there. Don’t knock it – celebrate!
:-D