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   baleyeman42 said, 3 months ago

   Wonderful artwork as per usual. :-)
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   siggygirl2 said, 3 months ago

   Love, love, love it!!!
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   kaykeyser said, 3 months ago

   another real nice one. I love Marigold’s grin when she’s being fed and I love the ending.
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   Night-Gaunt49 said, 3 months ago

   I like this variation of “Friday’s Child.”
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   Happy, happy, happy!!! said, 3 months ago

   : )
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   Night-Gaunt49 said, 3 months ago

   Speaking of “alicorn” did you see what happened to Twilight Sparkle?
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   rpmurray said, 3 months ago

   And Sunday’s strip was really late.
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   Luuuuuuuuuuuuu said, 3 months ago

   No, but unicorns do have equine traits. And this strip is heartwarming and perfect.
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   isaiahammar said, 3 months ago

   Great strip today!
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    kaykeyser said, 3 months ago

    @Night-Gaunt49

    I just like to tell people that Princess is just a title to unicorns and what real maters is dancing. I don’t think any one gets the reference though.
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    Q4horse said, 3 months ago

    This is almost as good as the unicorn musical, but couldn’t you find a better verse to rhyme with grace? The long face joke is ancient.
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    ujean said, 3 months ago

    The unicorn sings on the Sabbath Day.
    A song that’s bonnie, bright and gay!

    This is for Dana Simpson
    Thank you Dana for a wonderful story.
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    Hugh Manatee said, 3 months ago

    Yeah, but what about Sunday?
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    kaykeyser said, 3 months ago

    @Q4horse

    That was on my mind too, but the song would be hard to top I still have it stuck in my head and consider it to be Marigold’s theme song.
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    Carolina West said, 3 months ago

    ‘Lands in a heap’

    For reasons I don’t recall my sister’s mare’s colt
    was out of the pasture and following me around.
    Ice. Frozen six foot wide stream.
    He looked like a four legged spider.
    It looked painful.
    He’d suddenly done the splits and his danglies
    were THUMP suddenly on the ice.
    I would have screamed.
    He didn’t.
    I was wearing good shoes, he wasn’t.
    I slid him over to the bank, kinda did the splits
    so that my boots were against his hooves and
    inched him upright.
    After a few inches he seemed to understand
    what I was doing and after a few feet he panicked
    a little when he was getting off of the ice.
    Back on the creek bank he spent a few moments
    staring at the ice, and I think that he was to young
    to know the words I would have been saying had I
    been twenty years older, and been him.
    -
    And suddenly I understood that obstacle course
    for horses at the county fair.
    It was a sheet of plastic that kinda sorta looked
    like ice.
    There was this one horse.
    It saw the plastic fake ice.
    Came to a stop, ignored the rider, and jumped over
    it.
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