For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for February 27, 2017

I became a stepchild in my early twenties. The youngest of my five stepsisters was 19 at the time.

They are old enough to earn their on battery money now.

My saying is, “There’s a light at the end of the tunnel; I just hope it’s not an oncoming train!”

Teenagers. Some assembly required!

I love the shadow teens in the background. My older kids are a year or two younger, but it’s incredibly true

Walkmans and other portable devices caused a new type of world hunger, as the search for food was replaced by the search for AA batteries.

I find it funny that people love to criticize teenagers; did those people begin life as fully mature adults? Just like parents who denounce children, somehow forgetting they were once children themselves.

“Being a parent to Molly and Gayle is the hardest thing I’ve ever done.” I doubt it. What about raising Lawrence as a single mom? Connie must not be able to remember her own past.

I always tried to remember how I was a Teenager, that made me thankful mine were less trouble than me.

Samsung has the answers for your battery problem, Oh, wait, maybe not.

Take it out of the Simon game.