Very nice. It makes Frankie look like she's going for an interview or something. Very profestional.
I just rewatched "Frankie my Dear" again today, and I have a question that will probobly not be answered. Dylin (That jerk
) commented on the difficulty of Frankie's major. Does this mean she went to collage? She's 22 and she was likely 18 when she finished high-school, so that would be enough time for her to get a four year course. And in "The Big Cheese" she say's that she's a "profestional care-giver". But in "The Big Picture, you can see that she has been in the house almost her whole life-including the years she could have spent getting a degree.
I just assumed that she would have learned what she would have needed to be qualified to work at Fosters just from growing up there. And I like to think that all it would take to get the job is to have Maddam Foster give you the "look over" to see if you truely have, or could learn, a love for imaginary friends.
Maybe I'm just thinking too hard or I need to remember that as much as I would love to, I could never live in a cartoon.
So what do you guys think?