For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for September 15, 2016

To feel young again then Ka-powei!!!!!

Nice to know that life doesn’t end at the nursing home door…

SPOILER ALERT

Isn’t that what happened with Grandpa Jim and Iris?

love among the ruins.lol

but wait, no child can be created from this “union.” stop the presses. such immorality!! such sin!!, oh please give me more, more, more,

My wife has been working at a nursing home for 15 years and has seen two of the dementia residents marry each other. She says there was not a dry eye anywhere.

She’s met Rip Haywire?

This one made me tear up. I have met and still meet, lots of guys that make me go KA-Powie! But, it doesn’t really work until they get that same feeling for you.

When I first met my wife, three years ago, there was that KA-Powie when I looked into her eyes…That had never happened to me before. That feeling is still there between us !

@Beleck3“love among the ruins.lol”

Just remember, many a good tune’s been played on a old fiddle ! ( It just depends on how you rosin the bow.)

Lynn’s notes:I have several friends, now, who are living in assisted care facilities. They each have small, comfortable apartments; they make their own breakfasts, but lunch and dinner is provided in a spacious, nicely decorated dining room. All three ladies admit that there is a very active social life going on around them, and it’s not all provided by the entertainment committee.

My 89-year-old Mom (who skied until she was 80) moved into an assisted living place four years ago. Took her a while to adjust, but anyone who attended grade school during the Depression and high school during WWII long ago learned how to make do. She does like where she lives, which is all that matters.

Oldsters still love. Wouldn’t you want to?

We may walk slower, feel creaky but our hormones are alive and kicking! You go girl!

Everyone, no matter who they are, would like a little "ka-powie’ in their life.

I think “sharing a table” is a euphemism for “sharing a bed”.

i hope that he and she will be happy

comicsssfanA fairly steady 10% of US population is hardly sparse. At least they are within their carrying capacity.

@hippogriff. According to the cia,90per cent of Canadians live within 100 miles of the U.S. border,National Geographic says more like 75 per cent. The fact is much of the North is uninhabitable due to terrain,or harsh cold,or limited access.At any rate 8 of Canada’s 10 largest cities are within that narrow band so if comicsssfan is looking for an easy touch North of the border,he should concentrate on that area.