Please don’t use cedar ashes in your cookies, folks.
This scene has gone through so many iterations it's insane. In the cruelest version, a version which probably borders on character-breaking in it's awfulness, Mari wrapped up the urn as a gift, with paper and bow and everything, and gave it to Andi during the gift exchange in front of everyone. Interestingly, every discarded variation has a common reason for not being used: I just can't see a feasible scenario where Mari would give Andi the urn or have this conversation in front of the girls.
Grandma Mari knows darn well Selkie is not inclined to take a bite of any type of cake, rum-infused or otherwise. But dialogue wise it felt more "grandma-y" to me for her to express concern over both kids accidentally imbibing liquor, instead of singling one out over the other.
Time for some polite hellos. – – – – – I dunno how else to say this except to be blunt. I’m tired to hell of bickering, fights, petty snappishness, and other general unpleasantness in the comic comments. I don’t[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Lannister Scale of Website Management: Tommen: Hands-off, don't do much. Jaime: Precision Strike on domain-threatening targets on an as-needed basis Joffrey: Moderate everything that causes dislike. Cersei: Full manual approval needed for all comments, nobody may speak without review.
No one outside family is allowed to call him that. :3
Still kind of figuring out just HOW curly to make Richard's hair. As the owner of hair that goes from business to clowntown in just a couple weeks, it's a delicate issue.
I was originally going to have Marta slinging colorful illustrations at Antoine in the last panel, but I don't think she'd knowingly do that around kids. Unless pressed too far. >:D