Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson for October 12, 2013

And Marigold never tries to be helpful again…

We know now that for Marigold it is not all me, me, me (As she sang a few days ago). Marigold is a true friend.This is a delightful story arc.

My dog used to LOVE bubbles. Im surprised Marigold isn’t more in to them and stuff but maybe she can make her own by magic or some thing? I would totally ride a magic bubble. Any how insert Nostalgia Critic quote here.

Oh believe me, Marigold, I know EXACTLY how you feel…

“Phoebe, what do you want? It’s three in the morning!”“Remember two years ago when you wrecked that game of dodgeball? Good, go back to sleep.”

There are lots of horseback games for kids, they should try a few (barrel racing, flag racing, pole bending, egg and spoon, ride a buck, obstacle courses, etc.) There is a kid friendly version of polo played with brooms and a soccer type ball, but that would require more unicorns.

It’s just like being a kid lectured by your parents, Marigold.

At 55 I still love bubbles.Fun is fun at any age.

A good unicorn game for school would be ring toss.

I love Phoebe’s fix

It should be fun watching marigold trying to pop a bunch of little bubbles with her horn. Sway that head, MG, go get them!

Agreed unicorn.

Wanted to say about yesterday’s third panel….Is that a first for a unicorn, or a least Marigold, getting so worked up for someone else and LEAPING to the rescue? Absolutely loved it. Way to go, Marigold!

Bad that the only thing that comes to my head when I see bubbles is the phrase that the critic said at the end of his review of the “Bubble Thing”

Oh sure, Phoebe. Rub it in. You’d think Marigold had never seen a game of dodgeball in her life or something. ;)