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| Meredith had already burned through four prior accompanists who didn't seem to understand the tempos she was going for in her set of American folk standards and, frankly, it looked as though Dolly wasn't going to make the grade either! |
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| Being raised in captivity among the surprisingly-advanced Chippewa tribe wasn't quite the horror that Roger expected. The only real down-side was the headache that came after a Friday evening social filled with tom-tom drums and cigar smoke. |
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| Brett reveled in the fact that he was top salesman of Polaroid film at Irv Finkelman's Camera Shack. What he never revealed was how adeptly he demonstrated the wonders of instant photos by taking select customers into the back room for a quick flash! |
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| And so it was that Mr. & Mrs. Topplemeyer bought the story of how the slide in the backyard pool "just broke." That is, until the day when they got these pictures back from the shop of Cliff, Fallon and Laila's little display of horseplay the day of the breakage... |
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| The first day of school for Enrique held every promise of being spectacular, for he not only had a fresh body wave in his mullet and a new jacket from the Victory Tour collection, but he also had won a lucky rabbit's foot at the recent St. Angelo Festival! |
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| While Mopsy and Flopsy presented absolutely no issues at all, Carol was left with no choice, but to cover the love seat in plastic thanks to Bud and Sprinkles... |
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