For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for March 24, 2016

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Lynn’sNote*Yeah. The muse was in on this one. I remember laughing out loud when the idea struck, and I wondered just where these punch lines come from. There is no answer. Like finding a buck in the gutter, some gifts just happen.

Then there was the mad scientist who crossed a snake with a rabbit…an adder that kept multiplying!

At least Michael doesn’t have to worry about his mother biting off the ears of his chocolate bunny every year ! That just happens over at the Forth house.

I don’t know. It’s disturbing when they stock the chocolate rabbits next to the black jelly beams.

Grab me about ten of those chocolate bunnies, would you? Oh….and make it the good chocolate.

Michael’s eyes should be rolling in the last panelHe is now at an age where he knows rolling one’s eyes is rude. Michael does have his moments, but he is nowhere as moody and surly as some of these commenters have made him out to be.

In the 50’s, my Mom would go to Woolworth’s and buy my sister and I, a hollow chocolate egg, with our name written in frosting across the top of it. It was in a box with a window, so you could see it was yours. Loved to get those.

Went to See’s yesterday and got their decorated chocolate eggs. So much better than the cheap chocolate bunnies.

Ecuador has fantastic chocolate ! BUT I miss my original Cadbury Easter Creme Eggs !

Peeps. Peeps, peeps, peeps.

And a chocolate bunny, of course.

That was a Bugs Bunny cartoon, he was using an old adding machine while yelling at Elmer Fudd, “I’m multiplying Doc!” The whole time smaller Bugs Bunnies were leaping out of the machine.

BUNNY!

Our resident Troll has a very vivid imagination. Maybe if we all ignore him, he’ll go away.

hoo ray hoo ray. Then, he would be on the adding machine. I accidently hit the enter button.

Ouch! Well,there is something to be said for resilience.

I would think that someone whose avatar includes a plea for charity,would be more charitable themselves.

From back in the days when Easter candy went on sale a month before Easter, and not the week after Christmas.