When Velma heard she was getting a pink slip she was delighted! She didn't realize she was being CANNED.
Knowing Velma, she'll argue age discrimination.
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21 comments:
Incredible Nancy!
I love this!!
Velma looks to me like she'll do just fine.
She has a beautiful pink slip. ;-D
I think Velma will do just fine.
Nice work, Nancy!
You rock! This is hysterical, beautiful and well done.
Great name, I have an Aunt Velma who is pretty hip!
Honey, canned or not, your ladies are always the best!
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You mean fairies can only be young? Aw, man! Well, Velma still has it, middle aged or not!
Absolutely charming, you pulled it off again. I really like your color combination, very sweet.
I of the better canning pieces ot there! Sweet :)
PRiceLess! Velma really does look quite happy with the prospect of a new pink slip. Great work Nancy!
this is great! Those poor middle-aged fairies - never really thought of that. Maybe she can teach fairyness to younger fairies or something, poor luv.
nice job! Sometimes getting canned is awesome! More time to flirt?
Oh how cute! I'm sorry she got a pink slip (but it's a pretty lacy slip!). Phfff...now that really bites when a fairy has to worry about age discrimination too!
Clever....and I love the color palette. Beautiful work - you have a great style :>
awesome work Nancy!!! love it and love your take on this week's theme....I am back from vacation and catching up!!!
Beautiful Nancy! You always use the prettiest colours! And I love the Sea Nymphs one too! :)
What a riot and I can totally relate... well to the grays that is! Thanks for sharing.
Love the play on "pink slip!"
Velma will either land on her feet...or her back :)
Delightful Nancy!!!
The best "canned" I saw :o)
Very witty, great idea and a beautiful design.
Knowing Velma she'll win the suit. Funny, funny and clever, as always, Nancy. Thanks for the laugh!
beautiful! - lovely and funny illustration - really great work:-)
very beautiful ;)
Don't know how this one "slipped" by me... har har. Very cute play on words and wonderful collage, especially the pink colors.
We both had pink slips for this theme, hee hee.
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