The Meaning of Lila by John Forgetta and L.A. Rose for March 04, 2012

Got to love Lila for her honesty…and practicality

Looks like a ladies loo. And aren’t confessions heard by (male) priests?

The dilemma is that a Dr who loves her and would be a great provider and a stable companion (and good for her ill daughter as well) wants to marry her; vs a teacher who is tawdry but fun, has little ambition, will likely contribute little to Annie’s care and is likely to leave Lila as soon as the flame dies down who only wants to have sex with her and won’t even buy her a Happy Meal.

She actuall loves the teacher?? (Inference from last 2 panels)

I was wondering where women got their dilemma’s fixed.

@Matthew Cawthorne — this is an old staple situation for Lila, tho’ I guess it’s been a few years since we’ve seen it — young kids these days don’t go read the archives … ☺

No problem. Just keep them both. What they don’t know won’t hurt them.

You live dangerously, poydras :-) Thanks, invisifan, for the update. Yes, the ladies public restroom is Lila’s confessional, in a way…

once a gold-digger always a gold-digger….follow your heart!

Got the joke now – thanks :-D

Marry the Doctor/Money and hire the teacher as the cabana boy.

people who write on poopie house wallsroll their poopie into little ballsand those who read those lines of wit…….uh, never mind. that doesn’t rhyme

Only problem I see with this dilemma is that Lila doesn’t even like Trace.