Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for October 02, 2015
October 01, 2015
October 03, 2015
Transcript:
Adam: You okay? Laura: No. I can't imagine our town not having a bookstore. Adam: I get it, honey. I know how you feel. Remember when our Boston Market closed? Laura: Yes. We're still paying the therapy bills.
I was FRAMED!!!!!! about 9 years ago
Lack of a bookstore is something to be avoided, however, lack of a ‘Boston Market’ should be rejoiced. I can cook better ‘by accident’ than they are able to ‘prepare’ meals on purpose.
mourdac Premium Member about 9 years ago
I love small and quirky bookstores and all they represent. It would be sadder, however, if all reading were to somehow go away. The transmitting of knowledge, imagination, etc. must go on, however it is done.
KEA about 9 years ago
to quote Justin Hammer “Learn to let go.”
ChessPirate about 9 years ago
Mr. Harrell, the way you’ve drawn Laura these last few days is quite amusing. Well done!
Boots at the Boar Premium Member about 9 years ago
This is how I felt when our last local Cinnabun closed. Darn health nuts!
Flatlander, purveyor of fine covfefe about 9 years ago
Love Boston Market, half the price of Canada’s Swiss Chalet
rekam Premium Member about 9 years ago
Had a Boston Market here but, unfortunately it’s been gone for several years.
Squirrelchaser about 9 years ago
Local bookstores are as much a victim of the internet as e-books. Why pay full list price for a book when you can wait a month and get it for half the cost on eBay or Amazon, and not have to pay sales tax to boot.