My schedule got all messed up, which is why this one didn’t make it to full color. I’ll add the color when I get home from work tomorrow (Tuesday). DONE!
Also, next time you head out to IKEA, I think you should all buy at least ONE of these items. Just sayin’.
Finally, since Tall Tale Radio is taking a break, Mr. Tom Racine decided to put up a pretty cool How-To on how a TTR episode is planned, recorded and put together. And you can read that RIGHT HEAH.
And now I’m going to try to go to bed, even though I’m pretty wound up.
I first went to IKEA on a trip to Sweden back in ‘96. LOVED IT. They just opened up one in Massachusetts a few years back and I can get lost in that store….and buy way too many bags of bilar
It is SO WEIRD to read about someone talking about Bilar and not being in Sweden. People go bananas over here for that candy. My husband eats them until he gets sick LOL
Now I’m thinking it’d be neat to make one of those Google maps that has little points for where all the Imy fans live… It’d be nice to see how many of my fellow Missourians are reading. (none, I can nearly bet.)
Earlier this year my wife and I made the conscious decision that we weren’t going to spend money on expensive furniture that will either wear out or we’ll grow tired of (or both).
While a trip to the Ikea in Potomac Mills (Wash D.C.) resulted in a purchase of a very affordable leather couch and a bookshelf (wow only 70 bucks) I’m just not sure I’m ready to revert back to living in a dorm room. And yes, my son and I each had a hotdog.
It’s funny how the coloring changes the feeling of the strip (for me at least). When it was all blues, I thought it was really early morning, like Imy was so pumped about IKEA that she took Kat there before they opened and camped out, adding to her nutty goodness. Now that it’s colored, with the sunlight and empty parking lot, it looks like nobody likes IKEA except Imy. Never underestimate the powers of coloring! (or so I tell my 7 year old)
I’m at about 90%. I’m going for 75% with the new apartment. It’s hard because the furniture choices are limited here, and everything esle is moles more expensive.
We got an ikea pretty much in the center of town recently, just opposite the main shopping mall. It blocked the view from the John lewis restuarant with a big lump of blue and, well, this: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3340/3275685543_c7a01a45a7.jpg
Gotta love Ikea.
Yeah, subtle is not really IKEA’s thing. When I land at Newark airport when I’m visiting my mom, the first thing I’m greeted by is that big mass of blue & yellow. It’s like a reminder to me that I’m never far away from “home.”
I don’t think Colorado has an IKEA store…at least, not one near my house…
I first went to IKEA on a trip to Sweden back in ‘96. LOVED IT. They just opened up one in Massachusetts a few years back and I can get lost in that store….and buy way too many bags of bilar
It is SO WEIRD to read about someone talking about Bilar and not being in Sweden. People go bananas over here for that candy. My husband eats them until he gets sick LOL
isn’t that the truth! my bartender at work,she’s a ikea-holic!
I used to be, but I’ve thankfully grown out of it. But I’ve been there a lot lately in preparation for my impending move.
I think this qualifies as a “Dun Dun Duuunnnn” moment!
OMG FELLOW COLORADAN!!!
Now I’m thinking it’d be neat to make one of those Google maps that has little points for where all the Imy fans live… It’d be nice to see how many of my fellow Missourians are reading. (none, I can nearly bet.)
Actually, that would be fun to see!
Im in Fresno CA
well I think it has some power when it is colorless and just the Ikea is shining..btw love the hearts in Imys eyes
I agree with you on the colors actually, Mirka!
She just couldn’t stop thinking about that missed hot dog… (#205)
http://www.imycomic.com/2010/02/08/205-terrible-friend/
FINALLY, someone picked it out!
And I don’t blame her! Last night I went to IKEA and my first stop was to the end of the warehouse for my hot dog!
Had to make up for my lack of Cherry knowledge.
Ha…I was going to say it isn’t a trip to Ikea without a hot dog. I’ll pass on the meatballs.
Earlier this year my wife and I made the conscious decision that we weren’t going to spend money on expensive furniture that will either wear out or we’ll grow tired of (or both).
While a trip to the Ikea in Potomac Mills (Wash D.C.) resulted in a purchase of a very affordable leather couch and a bookshelf (wow only 70 bucks) I’m just not sure I’m ready to revert back to living in a dorm room. And yes, my son and I each had a hotdog.
It’s funny how the coloring changes the feeling of the strip (for me at least). When it was all blues, I thought it was really early morning, like Imy was so pumped about IKEA that she took Kat there before they opened and camped out, adding to her nutty goodness. Now that it’s colored, with the sunlight and empty parking lot, it looks like nobody likes IKEA except Imy. Never underestimate the powers of coloring! (or so I tell my 7 year old)
You’re not the first person to think that! I think I sort of liked the other coloring better as well… hmm….
LOL Love it! And I will definitely buy at least one Irma for my tiny home. You can never have too much of Irma.
Yay! You could decorate your entire home with Irma! I like that idea!
*sigh* Ikea. at least 50% of my house is Ikea.
I’m at about 90%. I’m going for 75% with the new apartment. It’s hard because the furniture choices are limited here, and everything esle is moles more expensive.
Have you been hanging out with my girlfriend? LOL
We got an ikea pretty much in the center of town recently, just opposite the main shopping mall. It blocked the view from the John lewis restuarant with a big lump of blue and, well, this:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3340/3275685543_c7a01a45a7.jpg
Gotta love Ikea.
Yeah, subtle is not really IKEA’s thing. When I land at Newark airport when I’m visiting my mom, the first thing I’m greeted by is that big mass of blue & yellow. It’s like a reminder to me that I’m never far away from “home.”