For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for July 03, 2020

can’t want to see the interior’s atmosphere

It is picturesque to Fiona who grew up in the ghettos.

Working is a big step up. Don’t knock her back down.

I thought they were not going to go in.

Why should you care where she is Ellie? She’s out of your hair forever! ;D

Aren’t they afraid she might see them ?

Where’s the baby?

if the four of them are standing in front of the pool hall, who is watching the baby

She’ll have enough time to practice. May be the best billiards player there.

One does not escape through a door, one walks in or out through a door. The word fire escape says it all one has to escape, break through.

CHILD ABUSE!

What’s the big deal, spent lots of time in a pool hall as a kid. They are not dens of iniquity.

Where did they leave the baby?

It’s right up her alley alright.

This week on The Pattersons: the Pattersons go to the inner city

Has anyone noticed – where’s the baby?

LOL! Fiona is right at home!

Remember this is Canada.

I can’t believe they found a place to park!

…Further into the abyss they go.

There’s a window. Put on your glasses …

Suits Fiona’s personality.

What if Michael falls in love with playing pool at this place, and wants to be a pool shark when he grows up?

There is redlining in Canada? Imagine that!

Looks like the perfect place for her.

Lynn’s Comments:

Here, I go into my own family history to reveal the diner/pool hall that my wonderful, eccentric aunt Margaret owned. Oakview Lunch and Billiards was a landmark on the road to Wasaga Beach in Northern Ontario. One summer, I took the bus north to help her for a week or two.

So welcome back baby, to the poor side of town – Johnny Mathis

This gives a whole new meaning to the Proverb that says a dog returns to its own vomit…..

Why would they bring the kids along?

Liz has a cute outfit.