Bother that. Skip a couple of decades and they change. That's why we Aquariuses are so often at wits end. We don't know if we're fifty years ahead of the curve, or fifty years behind it. (And sometimes we're both at the same time!)
For that matter, customs just a couple thousand miles away are different than they are here... and sometimes customs a couple hundred miles away can differ significantly. We humans are a weird bunch. ^^;;
I'm Brigid, but I'm also Mary. So by reading my comic you learn about me. Most of the things that happened to Mary also happened to me. And when it hasn't then it's duly noted.
So enjoy the comic. And learn much more about me than a little blurb like this could ever say.
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'What millennia am I at?'
It is hard to keep track of customs. Skip a couple centuries, and they change!
Bother that. Skip a couple of decades and they change. That's why we Aquariuses are so often at wits end. We don't know if we're fifty years ahead of the curve, or fifty years behind it. (And sometimes we're both at the same time!)
For that matter, customs just a couple thousand miles away are different than they are here... and sometimes customs a couple hundred miles away can differ significantly. We humans are a weird bunch. ^^;;
So, that "old-fashioned by several centuries" thing from the prior strip is heritable? :)
peace,
Zach
@Dad: Good heavens, yes.
@Robert: As a Minnesotan I stick out rather strongly in our nation's capitol. Then again, I stick out in Minnesota, too. :P
@Zach: Let's just say that Mary's typical reading material is rather sincerely non-current.
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