Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson for September 21, 2021

How much spring could a spring sprang, if a spring could spring all spring?

Twenty minutes, huh? Phoebe better not stall.

Watch the event be a costume party, and Phoebe will fit right in.

Spring has sprung. The turtles are singing.

Wait is she still 1 inch taller-

So you’ll either spy on her and see how she reacts to total strangers, get found out some how and have her realize you muted her and lied or have to juggle two rolls

I can’t wait to see how this will backfire.

Should be fun to see the spell wear off just as she starts talking to Dakota! :D

Phoebe looks soooo fabulous!!! Dakota will love this new mysterious girl! But this looks like a Cinderella type of situation and I wonder what she will lost running away.

Dakota: Miss Wintour? That’s so nice to meet you, I’m a great fan! But I pictured you taller…

Jus’ tawk like yer from Brooklyn, or use a southern twang. Even if the impression is awful, as long as you never do it again as “Phoebe”, who’s to know?

Hope it works, Phebe!

Max: “Hi, Phoebe.”

Phoebe looks like a Russian spy in that getup. I hope she doesn’t introduce herself as Natasha.

My first thought was that Phoebe in disguise looks like private-eye-Irene, a very obscure character from the Disney duck universe (only one appearance in 1969), when she dressed up as her mother. Checking my sources, I realize the resemblance is superficial. see https://inducks.org/story.php?c=W+WDCD+14-23

She needs to go to Simile School.

Why am I suddenly getting vibes of “Back to the Future Part II”?

Hope Marigold hid that gap in Pheebs’ teeth.

For some reason I don’t think Dakota will be fooled…

♫ Phoebe in disguise, with Raybans ♪

Hello, hello, hello.Who’s this luttele cutie then?

mG’s face in the first frame, tho

In a graduate school grammar class, we were talking about how people often conjugate the verb “to sing” as “sing, sang, sung”. That made us think that “to bring” sounds like it should be conjugated as “bring, brang, brung”. From there, to express approval or happiness, we often said, “You done brang it!” Good times …