I like Annie’s attitude, realistic and non-blaming.If Lila’s serious though, a good Dojo will probably work well for her. Not to mention how cute she’d look in the “Pajamas!”
@Robert Briggs that’s a very good observation. There is an unrealistically low level of normal physical contact between the characters in this comic. Perhaps hugging is difficult to draw – maybe JWF can shed some light?
@Matthew Cawthorne and Briggs. That’s a good question and has nothing to do with the difficulty drawing. As I spend time with my mother and sick father, I’m realizing that we didn’t have a very affectionate upbringing. Odd for an Italian family. I guess it comes across in LILA. I didn’t even THINK about Lila giving Annie a hug. That is so interesting and revealing!
If a child sat in the corner, repeatedly banging his or her head against the wall, we would take that child to a doctor to find out what was causing the behavior.But if they strap on boxing gloves, it’s okay despite the fact that they both have the same outcome n later years – high risk of dementia and other brain disorders.
Sorry to all those out there who didn’t get hugged. Parents and other carers have lots of different ways of showing their love – if everyone was the same, wouldn’t the world be a boring place?
when I think about kids or people boxing I think of clint eastwoods movie million dollar baby and we know what happend there and that is not a exception to the rule
@momix, funny what you said about your mother. My mother would often take that approach, too. But I think it’s because they didn’t want us to get hurt. I never new about the “Other One,” Night-Guant. I hope “he” has a better love life than i do, LOL!
LeoAutodidact about 12 years ago
I like Annie’s attitude, realistic and non-blaming.If Lila’s serious though, a good Dojo will probably work well for her. Not to mention how cute she’d look in the “Pajamas!”
rcb528 about 12 years ago
Why didn’t Lila give Annie a hug?
matcawth about 12 years ago
@Robert Briggs that’s a very good observation. There is an unrealistically low level of normal physical contact between the characters in this comic. Perhaps hugging is difficult to draw – maybe JWF can shed some light?
Not Me about 12 years ago
The boxing gloves around her neck confused me until I zoomed. I thought it was some sort of protective bra!
jay_dallas about 12 years ago
I think Boyd and Alan have both probably thrown a few jabs during the end of season sale in the Polo dept…
JWF Premium Member about 12 years ago
@ Jay_Dallas: I know I have! Love RL!
JWF Premium Member about 12 years ago
@Matthew Cawthorne and Briggs. That’s a good question and has nothing to do with the difficulty drawing. As I spend time with my mother and sick father, I’m realizing that we didn’t have a very affectionate upbringing. Odd for an Italian family. I guess it comes across in LILA. I didn’t even THINK about Lila giving Annie a hug. That is so interesting and revealing!
IQTech61 about 12 years ago
If a child sat in the corner, repeatedly banging his or her head against the wall, we would take that child to a doctor to find out what was causing the behavior.But if they strap on boxing gloves, it’s okay despite the fact that they both have the same outcome n later years – high risk of dementia and other brain disorders.
John Lamb Premium Member about 12 years ago
Right, because gay guys don’t box….or play football. Pull the other leg, it’s got bells on.
Comic Minister Premium Member about 12 years ago
OOOHHHHH!
3hourtour Premium Member about 12 years ago
..hand to hand what,now?…
matcawth about 12 years ago
Sorry to all those out there who didn’t get hugged. Parents and other carers have lots of different ways of showing their love – if everyone was the same, wouldn’t the world be a boring place?
rini1946 about 12 years ago
when I think about kids or people boxing I think of clint eastwoods movie million dollar baby and we know what happend there and that is not a exception to the rule
JWF Premium Member about 12 years ago
@momix, funny what you said about your mother. My mother would often take that approach, too. But I think it’s because they didn’t want us to get hurt. I never new about the “Other One,” Night-Guant. I hope “he” has a better love life than i do, LOL!
JWF Premium Member about 12 years ago
Thanks, Linda Dean :-)