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That's so cool! Hedgehog Society. Hehehe!
8/1/12 responder
Hedgehog Society indeed! I'm so pleased you like it!
8/2/12 responder
 
ahhh I love Chapel's poses while talking on the phone! especially in the second panel! She is so cute :)
7/31/12 responder
I'm SO happy you noticed and appreciated it! I worked very hard to make those poses expressive, I'm pleased it came across.
8/2/12 responder
 
Got to love our Grandmommie! I couldn't help but read that in her voice, too. I'll be darned, indeed!
7/31/12 responder
Ha ha, yes, that's Grandmommy for you!
8/2/12 responder
 
Oohh, I would love to learn archery someday. It's just so awesome.

I love how Chapel just wears her funky hats whenever she feels like it, even when she's just lounging at home. lol
7/31/12 responder
Archery is SO much fun! And yes, you never need an excuse to wear nice clothes! I'm always telling my mom that she should wear her most expensive outfits even just sitting around, because when else is she going to wear them? :)
7/31/12 responder
I tried Archery when i was younger. I got chased by an angry bull because of it. I'm going to stick to target practice with guns from here on out.
8/2/12 responder
I'm curious to hear the story behind that one, wow...
8/2/12 responder
are you SURE you want me to tell it? it's a bit scary and you might want to think twice about going to a farm if i tell it.
8/3/12 responder
 
My gramma's a Rosie! As in Rosie the Riveter! She worked in a factory during WWII.
7/29/12 responder
I still remember my grandparents, even thought all of them have passed away long ago. I still have great aunts and uncles around. I get to see them from time to time.
7/30/12 responder
Wow, that's lovely Taxil! Sadly, my grandma is the only one of my grandparents still alive. I met my other grandmother when I was young, but I don't remember.
7/31/12 responder
Is your grandma the real Rosie the Riveter, or do they just happen to share a name? Either way, that's fascinating!
7/31/12 responder
 
Woo hoo! After a close game my catan winning streak is still intact. (10 in a row now!)
blaidd gwael 7/29/12 responder
That's amazing! You must be stellar!
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Your grandmother somewhat reminds me of mine, in that they are old people way cooler than old people are supposed to be :). She really only started having memory issues in the last 3 or so years and she's 95 now. Even so, although she always thinks she doesn't remember how to play, she can still beat me an awfully statistically odd number of times in a card game we like to play called casino.

For some strange reason "P.E.O." reminds me of that whole DHMO thing.

Over compensating for the immaturity 3 comics ago perhaps?

Is the phone the same one from "Barnaby, Home at Last"?
I should just use my name or something. How long is this limit or is there one? (blaidd gwael) 7/28/12 responder
Sorry, I can't help checking. I like computers and security and all that good stuff, besides this is harmless, right?
I should just use my name or something. How long is this limit or is there one? (blaidd gwael) 7/28/12 responder
Ah, no problem! XD
7/31/12 responder
Wow, your grandma sounds amazing! I bet she could decimate even Fred when it comes to card games...And yup, you were totally correct about the phone! Good guessing!
7/31/12 responder
 
Awesome!
Nice hat ;DDD
7/28/12 responder
I know, isn't it fabulous?
7/31/12 responder
 
Funny! ;)
7/28/12 responder
I'm glad you like it!
7/28/12 responder
Oh, of course! (^^)
7/29/12 responder
 
sounds like awesomeness runs in the Capps blood line indeed! This is no secret, but I too am apart of a Semi-secret group called "The Odd Fellows". The P.E.O. isn't a secret society, but a privet one, like mine is. I am amazed that she got that key, if i was me, i would have picked that lock instead.
7/27/12 responder
Oh, I know about the Odd Fellows, there's an office at the beach I frequent. That's neat that you're a member!
7/28/12 responder
Yes, we are an old time group. it is a shame that not just us, but almost every fraternal order is dwindling in numbers. the blame can fall on many reasons, but naming them won't change anything. We (both the Odd Fellows and the rest of us) need the youth (that would be you wonderful Chapel's faithful and family) to learn about us and JOIN us. We help those in need and we do it unified. A lone person can help another, but when we all join together, we can produce a bigger and better result.

We can open your world and mind much more than sitting at your desk reading the 'net can do. The Odd Fellows are also NOT a man's only group. we accept women as well.

I can and will answer any questions you have about the Odd Fellows now.
7/29/12 responder
On a suit case? yeah, usually isn't very difficult although if it's an older one it might actually have a semi-decent lock on it, I suppose.
I should just use my name or something. How long is this limit or is there one? (blaidd gwael) 7/28/12 responder
 
Your ability to add humor and originality to your work never ceases to amaze me.
7/27/12 responder
Wow, what a wonderful compliment! Thank you so much, that means the world to me.
7/28/12 responder
 
thats so funny good job
Yarin 7/27/12 responder
Thank you, you're kind as always!
7/28/12 responder
gotta give nice to get nice
Dylan 7/29/12 responder
Ha ha, true...!
7/31/12 responder
 
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