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CleverUserName01 -- thanks -- that bit had slipped my mind.

What's the red square in the last panel? Any ideas? Or is it just some weirdness in my monitor?

Scott, if you're reading this, I just wanted to let you know I am really enjoying "Whose Mind is it Anyway?" -- I don't think I've seen you treat two characters so intimately and sympathetically in the Morning Improv before. I am hoping this strip goes on for a little while. Only complaint is the ac...

I'm really liking this one -- it is all set to supercede "Junk Bar" as My Favorite Improv to date. Speaking of "Junk Bar", I flashed on that when she grabbed at her Dunkin' bag.

Anonymous wrote:gosh, this is a long, mind-straining edition of Morning Improv. it's getting a little old/tiresome

I was thinking that back about 2 weeks ago but something happened in the meantime -- I'm loving it now!

She is Bernice when she's behind the desk, Cathy when she's in front. Or is Bernice still back there?

I'm mainly happy, where music is concerned, about digital remastering -- its upshot is that the rural blues, once available primarily to those who owned Victrolas and collected 78s, is now filling a couple of shelves at Tower Records or the equivalent -- Mississipi John Hurt, Big Bill Broonzy, Blind...

Thanks Christopher -- very nicely expressed. I was trying to tell a friend about The Junk Bar the other day and ended up saying, just go read it -- you'll understand -- next time I find myself in that position I will have your explanation handy.

That's a definite possibility...

Loved it! Did "The Junk Bar" remind anyone else of "American Splendor"? It did me, I mean that in a very positive way as AS is on of my very favorite works -- it certainly was not like enough to AS for me to think of it as a rip off but there was a general sense I got of being in Pekar's Cleveland -...