That and she wants both the privileges and freedom of being an adult with the protection and cosseting that comes with being someone's little girl or cherished princess. And like so many other cherished princesses, there's only room for one in the household.
Such a perfect description.
Did I miss a mention of the horribleness of Peggy's mother? Loved the guilt trip AND the fact that she could not wait to watch the "poisoned" television. I am glad Peggy is moving out, though I foresee trouble with the new roomie.
I am glad Peggy is moving out, though I foresee trouble with the new roomie.
Most certainly. I'm a pretty outgoing person, but I would like to be able to close my door without my roommate flipping out.
DW is convinced that Joan and Peggy will end up being roomies. I hope she is right!
DW is convinced that Joan and Peggy will end up being roomies. I hope she is right!
oh, that's interesting. It would be quite a match.
DW is convinced that Joan and Peggy will end up being roomies.
I've kind of been suspecting the same thing. And I have to wonder if it'll be Peggy coming to Joan's rescue, sort of like she did with Bobbie.
I like that theory, but it would take something pretty major for Joan to get divorced.
DW is convinced that Joan and Peggy will end up being roomies. I hope she is right!
OMG. The sitcom/spinoff possibilities make the mind reel.
Unfortunately, Peggy already has experience taking care of women who have been physically hurt.
Let's hope that if Joan and Peggy sharing living quarters that it isn't because Joan has been beat up.
Let's hope that if Joan and Peggy sharing living quarters that it isn't because Joan has been beat up.
I suspect that her husband will divorce her for a different/younger model. Someone "from a good family"
I suspect that her husband will divorce her for a different/younger model. Someone "from a good family"
I dunno... Greg sure seems to be on the edge of snapping. Especially since it seems as if he's not going to get the Chief Res job. And even if he does, he's going to have that knowledge that his superior doesn't think as much of his ability as he did his predecessor.
The one thing about him that I can't seem to get out of my mind was how he yanked the cord for the vacuum from the wall and when Joan admonished him about it, he shrugged it off and answered, "I'll just fix it."
Which in a way, seems to lead into what you're suggesting, Vortex.
