Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for December 11, 2008
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Transcript:
Joanie: When Lacey developed Alzheimer's and had to retire, her care fell to Jeremy Cavendish, an old family friend... it was not an ideal fit... Jeremy: Good mornning, Mrs. D! Recognize me today? Who am I, Mrs. D? Lacey: Just take the stereo and silver and leave quietly. Jeremy: No, not a burglar. Try to concentrate. Joanie: Other days she thought he was Mario the paper boy. Alex: So she had a variety of men in her life!
anonymous_coward over 15 years ago
So putting all the comments together is this pointing to an animated cartoon on youtube?
fairportfan over 15 years ago
In my grandmother’s last years (she lived to be 102), often she would recognise me when i came to visit, and she would recognise my brother if he was there at the same time. She knew who we were - her grandchildren, sons of her daughter, Alice. But if she were to be alone with one of us for a moment, she would ask if we knew each other. It’s hard.
bmonk over 15 years ago
I don’t know where this will end up, but it sure sounds Alex is getting good at the spin-dizzying.