It's good to have that. To see another family and realize that yours isn't so weird. That's another thing that the book reminded me of while I was reading it. Or For Worse , I rarely shared it with my friends, but my Dad and I would always talk about it. It's a comic that can relate to many different people of many different ages.
Lives confirms that.
It's a comic that begins with a relationship between two people and a couple of kids and ends with a relationship between two people and a couple of adults. They're good role models. They have great family values and realistic family values, something you don't really see enough of these days. People make mistakes in this comic and they learn from it. They are human.