In Security by Bea R. for May 05, 2017

What a mess

So, things denied Sedine in her youth, huh …?

Very Interesting.

If I’ve any critique about this arc, it’s that it zoomed by very quickly.

[ That said, if you read the comments on many of the ‘continuity’ strips, a frequent complaint is that things tend to drag, so consider that bullet dodged. ]

Still, I wouldn’t have minded another week to let the interactions breathe a bit.

‘That’ said, try not to pay overmuch attention to critiques, because then you’ll start second-guessing yourself, and the ‘Observer Effect’ will kick in.

What I mean to say is, “Don’t stop doing what you’re doing.”

“That ain’t normal”

“Talk about guys”? You are both married, and do you really want to hear Charlene talk about Roy?

In her youth? How old is she even.

If things keep going the way they’ve been going, someday Sedine will have small children of her own…

Even if Ellie volunteer to babysit, Sedine won’t allow it.

Why might Sedine have been denied a “normal” youth? I know I’ll be here to find out.

Charlene is looking around to see if Sedine is sneaking up on her, again. Sedine is like a Hulk-ninja party girl—ready to bust up a situation and create chaos.

You married her, Sam.Maybe mess up her hair some more to distract from her plans. >_o

Sedine & Sam live in half of a duplex (… with Ellie renting the other side) while Charlene, Roy and their children seem to occupy a single-family home – with a spacious front porch – across the street from them.

Wondering how much of the street/neighborhood Bea has already mapped out.

So, I was walking through a parking lot the other day and saw a small SUV with a broken/missing rear window, partially covered by cellophane and duct tape, and I immediately think …

“Flamingos.”