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Notes: White-out correction in the second panel.
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Notes: White-out correction in the second panel.
Millie and Ozy are band kids! I’m liking this comic more and more.
I don’t relate to that song either, probably because the song is just so shallow, theres nothing to relate to.
if someone can relate to most of the learning-to-play pieces of music in the books, and anything played by their childhood jack-in-the-box, worry about them…
Depending on what key her saxophone is, this may be a doozy.
There is a saxophone in C — I own one! Called C-Melody, one tone higher than a tenor. But Millie’s hands are probably too small for it yet.
Ahhh…the Musteline National Anthem.
Considering all of the characters are animorphic, I’m betting there’s a weasel kid at that school who objects to this song.
The monkeys probably aren’t wild about it either.
I meant anthromorphic.
“So it doesn’t matter if the black keys are missing, if the spaniels breed or don’t breed….. it’s all one and come Christmas because everything can be played in the key of C if you only get used to looking at the world that way….” – Henry Miller