Stone Soup by Jan Eliot for February 18, 2013

Yup.

Coming here to Atlanta? We have great food here!

There she goes again!!

C’mon. We older folks aren’t dead yet. Evie’s lovelife gives the rest of us hope.

Aw, c’mon..have you not a scintilla of romance in your soul? Are you that hard hearted?

Who gets an actual plane ticket anymore?

the printout is actually like a plane ticket That’s what I call them. Kinda miss those red carbons ha!

Holly would already know since mom has been in the dark. Evie off for another adventure.

@Josh Lyons & Foxtrot – me too! (and I agree, there’s GREAT food here!)

Hey! I’m a supervisor now; and I think I oughta resent that! :)

Evie’s love life is doing just fine. However, she has to balance her love life with her family life, and Ms. Eliot has t keep up the suspense.

But I really don’t know why some people read the cartoons they do; when it’s nothing but frustration, I leave and don’t go back – even left one editorial cartoon that I like, because the comments were just too full of vitriol.

“An old man / woman loved is flowers in winter.”

Here’s wishing Evie and Arnold roses, roses all the way!

For all of us “older” folks. I just saw the movie “Quartet”. I highly recommend it.

I’m in the suburbs of Atlanta! Would love to have a neighbor like Evie.

Really? More ponderous than the endless line of 20 and 30 somethings in the media doing their endless remakes of Midsummer Night’s Dream?

I wonder….Will Evie be back in time for the Paris baby sitting stint???

Maybe that’s why she’s leaving now. See you after Paris!

Grown children? That’s the first we’ve heard of them. Earlier when Evie asked him about his family, he said “the world is my family.”