Gavin’s face look less swollen today and he actually stole a Nylabone from Patty to chew on it for a bit. She was very sweet and let him take it. I think she’s as glad as we are that he’s feeling better.
I adore Lee Lofland’s site, The Graveyard Shift. Heck, I adore Lee. I met him at a Pennwriters conference. Last TV season Lee ran a critique of Castle every week—one of my favorite new shows. He’s started doing a critique of it again this season. I enjoy his insights and those of the others who comment there. Having a retired cop in the house, I see (or have them pointed out to me) most of the blips in the crime shows.
I’ve begun the fall cleaning cycle in my house. I tackled my desk yesterday and cleared it of an over abundance of crap paper work, magazines, and reference books that I put back in their proper places in the bookcase. I then dusted and cleaned the entire desk. Wow, I can see under my monitor now and the glass desk top gleams. Tomorrow I’ll work on the rest of the living room.
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That’s great news about Gavin! My two are keeping their paws crossed for a speedy recovery
Thanks, he’s looking even better today.
Watching ‘CSI: Anywhere’ with my genius forensic anthropolgist daugther is like you watching a cop show with your hubby. Try this phrase on him: “Honey, it’s just a tv show, not real life.” It doesn’t work with my daughter. Maybe you’ll have better luck with DH.
And I agree with you about ‘Castle.’ I am abandoning ‘CSI: Peyton Place’ to watch it instead. But you should hear what my daughter has to say about ‘Castle.’
Actually I think I’m the one who most often interrupts the program with, “that’s not real!”
Cleaning cycles – you mean like more than one a year????? I think I’m still working on the spring cleaning frenzy I started four states ago in 1963!
Good to hear that Gavin is more the thing today. Hopefully he will complete recover quickly.
I love Lee’s critiques of Castle so much that I was disappointed when I read that they have made the ME more realistic.
Well, since I failed miserably at my spring cleaning I fugured I ought to give a fall cleaning a good try.
The first thing I said to DH when the ME came on was, “Wow, they’ve made her better.”