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In the group: The permission giver. Whatever you’re thinking of trying, Whynona has the same answer: “Why not?”
At supper club: When a Neck says, “I probably shouldn’t add this,” Whynona hands them the jump ring.
Juicy tidbit: She’s a cat lady with no regrets. She says she has “a few” cats. She has never given a number. Dwayne has tried to count them twice and given up both times.
Whynona believes most rules are suggestions that got too comfortable. She doesn’t break them. She just asks them politely why they exist, and most of them can’t answer. She was the first Neck to say a fishing lure was a perfectly good thing to hang on a necklace. Everyone has blamed her for the fish ever since. She has never denied it, and she has never confirmed it.
In the group: The permission giver. Whatever you’re thinking of trying, Whynona has the same answer: “Why not?”
At supper club: When a Neck says, “I probably shouldn’t add this,” Whynona hands them the jump ring.
Juicy tidbit: She’s a cat lady with no regrets. She says she has “a few” cats. She has never given a number. Dwayne has tried to count them twice and given up both times.
Whynona believes most rules are suggestions that got too comfortable. She doesn’t break them. She just asks them politely why they exist, and most of them can’t answer. She was the first Neck to say a fishing lure was a perfectly good thing to hang on a necklace. Everyone has blamed her for the fish ever since. She has never denied it, and she has never confirmed it.