Well, Connie, that’s One way to deal with the problem. A better way would be to learn how to be yourself without a "boy"friend. I know it is difficult for a woman’s heart to let go of an (one-sided) important relationship, but with a little effort you can rise above it. It won’t happen all at once, but when it does, you will be proud of yourself for acting like an adult… ;)
Having Connie and Lawrence move away was a big decision. Connie was a regular character — Elly’s best friend, in fact. In losing these two familiar faces, I would have to rethink the dynamics of the neighbourhood, and create a new group of friends. I did this because I was juggling too many characters. I felt my work was getting stale and I needed a challenge.
Maybe I’m wrong, but I thought “boomers” went up to 1964. Still would mean X’ers were of marriageable age.Most of the X’ers I know were into the anti-feminist, stay-at-home mom thing — probably in rebellion toward their feminist mothers — there is a song “Daughters of Feminists” and the ending line is “they just want to stick it to mom.”
Templo S.U.D. almost 10 years ago
Au revoir, notre bonne amie Connie.
ORMouseworks almost 10 years ago
Well, Connie, that’s One way to deal with the problem. A better way would be to learn how to be yourself without a "boy"friend. I know it is difficult for a woman’s heart to let go of an (one-sided) important relationship, but with a little effort you can rise above it. It won’t happen all at once, but when it does, you will be proud of yourself for acting like an adult… ;)
Mumblix Premium Member almost 10 years ago
Lynn’s Notes:
Having Connie and Lawrence move away was a big decision. Connie was a regular character — Elly’s best friend, in fact. In losing these two familiar faces, I would have to rethink the dynamics of the neighbourhood, and create a new group of friends. I did this because I was juggling too many characters. I felt my work was getting stale and I needed a challenge.
sleeepy2 almost 10 years ago
Selling your house to avoid an old boyfriend seems a bit extreme. Irrational too.
JanLC almost 10 years ago
It’s funny that Lynn moved Connie & Lawrence away because she thought there were too many characters. She replaced them with a family of four……
Can't Sleep almost 10 years ago
I can understand Connie wanting to move and get a fresh start.
She Mc almost 10 years ago
Just make sure when you do bump into him. You are with some other, nicer guy X keep your home!
summerdog86 almost 10 years ago
Instead of selling her house and moving, she could just grow a backbone.
krys723 almost 10 years ago
I didn’t approve of the move when I first read it and I don’t approve of it now
westny77 almost 10 years ago
You need not worry about Ted dating other women. He is gay
lindz.coop Premium Member almost 10 years ago
Maybe I’m wrong, but I thought “boomers” went up to 1964. Still would mean X’ers were of marriageable age.Most of the X’ers I know were into the anti-feminist, stay-at-home mom thing — probably in rebellion toward their feminist mothers — there is a song “Daughters of Feminists” and the ending line is “they just want to stick it to mom.”