But you can go back to your career after the kids are in school if you want to. Experience doesn’t go away and you’re gaining valuable resume experience with all you do to keep your home running safely and happily.
I guess it depends on which is harder to get, a degree or find a good man. As a woman gets older there are fewer and fewer eligible males. So Elly is better off than Connie since she has something it’s harder to obtain.
Lynn’s overdoing Connie’s fixation on catching any man from a quirk to a pathology, so much that this storyline is going from funny to sad. And Connie never does have a happy enduring relationship, does she (at least not for ten years) - why are we not surprised.
It doesn’t matter how much you have accomplished in life if you don’t have the fulfill the little girl dream of becoming a MRS. Women’s lib still has a long ways to go.
Time to move on, Lynn. You’re boring us to death. I’ve got an idea. Let’s jump a decade or so and have April. It will make the comic fun again. Or let us see a younger Jim and his first wife. Hey, even a root canal would be more entertaining than this whine-fest.
cleokaya over 15 years ago
A great family beats a job, no matter how good the job is.
Artrina over 15 years ago
But you can go back to your career after the kids are in school if you want to. Experience doesn’t go away and you’re gaining valuable resume experience with all you do to keep your home running safely and happily.
ewennick over 15 years ago
Wow, this strip started out whiny.
prasrinivara over 15 years ago
No Elly, you didn’t give up your career, you changed it–as motherhood is very definitely a fulltime job.
GuntotingLiberal over 15 years ago
What about a family filled with emo teenagers, Cleo? :)
bald over 15 years ago
being a parents is more than a job. it’s 24/7/365 with no break
Northwoodser over 15 years ago
The one doing all the whining, just sits there and watches the other one doing everything by herself.
alondra over 15 years ago
I guess it depends on which is harder to get, a degree or find a good man. As a woman gets older there are fewer and fewer eligible males. So Elly is better off than Connie since she has something it’s harder to obtain.
lrpete Premium Member over 15 years ago
Here’s a thought…Lose some weight, quit dressing like a frump and quit complaining about your ex, your job and your life to every guy you meet.
cleokaya over 15 years ago
GuntotingLiberal says: What about a family filled with emo teeenagers, Cleo? :)
Fortunately, my family consists of a wife and a Lab, named Cleo. So I can’t even imagine.
Smiley Rmom over 15 years ago
Maybe Connie would have a better time attracting a mate, if she wasn’t so fixated on it. Desperate women are repulsive.
summerdog86 over 15 years ago
Whining is fun. It’s, like, a national pastime.
arceedee over 15 years ago
Lynn’s overdoing Connie’s fixation on catching any man from a quirk to a pathology, so much that this storyline is going from funny to sad. And Connie never does have a happy enduring relationship, does she (at least not for ten years) - why are we not surprised.
Wildmustang1262 over 15 years ago
Hey, it is never too late to learn the educations!
prasrinivara over 15 years ago
On the nail Wildmustang1262–I’ve actually seen 75-year-old students at UCalgary.
strodgers over 15 years ago
As a non Canadian, what is BSC? I might be able to guess the BS part.
fireflyez over 15 years ago
Um… sexism anyone?
JP Steve Premium Member over 15 years ago
Strodgers: “Bachelor of Science”
eg_angel over 15 years ago
being a MRS truly is a blessing.. with its down moments of course…
wndrwrthg over 15 years ago
I believe we can understand why she is an ex.
Dewey Premium Member over 15 years ago
It doesn’t matter how much you have accomplished in life if you don’t have the fulfill the little girl dream of becoming a MRS. Women’s lib still has a long ways to go.
doublepaw over 15 years ago
From the gripe came the whine……….
Bill_Wa over 15 years ago
Elly, if you had any idea what the future holds for you………
Max Starman Jones over 15 years ago
Time to move on, Lynn. You’re boring us to death. I’ve got an idea. Let’s jump a decade or so and have April. It will make the comic fun again. Or let us see a younger Jim and his first wife. Hey, even a root canal would be more entertaining than this whine-fest.