Cat Piano Page Nine: Porcelain Frogs

[snarkitysnarks]

This seems to be a strangely productive week, despite the fact that I have gotten no homework done. But I studied for my teachering test. oh and I am reading a depressing comic about Palestine for class

anyway

Comments

[serenity_winner]

lol it's so funny to compare lady Chekhov to Chekhov classic.

[snarkitysnarks]

Technically, she is Chekhov Classic and dudeChekhov is Chekhov the Second.

The difference is probably that he would get drunk but not admit to it.

[serenity_winner]

Ah, you are right of course! Katie's brain no logic.

Are there any shenanigans he would own up to?

[snarkitysnarks]

It's not a no logic. Admittedly we're telling the story in sort of a strange order, so it's no wonder if there's some confuse.

If you call them shenanigans, he will probably not own up to whatever they are. Same goes for the terms hijinks, antics, and misadventures. He might own up to a caper on a good day.

[sabotabby]

OMG YAY.

The Not Water panel is my favouritest ever. <3 <3 <3 Old!Chekhov.

...I thought of a way to lampshade the Thing At the End. But I should probably send you e-mail about that rather than spoil it for everyone.

P.S. Is it Palestine by Joe Sacco? Because I love that book.

[snarkitysnarks]

P.S. Is it Palestine by Joe Sacco? Because I love that book.

That book was fucking beautiful. We should totally talk about it soon.

[sabotabby]

Joe Sacco is my lifespiration. Also necessary reading: Safe Area Gorazde.

[snarkitysnarks]

I like how you recognized the houses. It's especially weird because I subconsciously chose houses that we can never go back to. Makes it sorta creepy to me.