Prison Break:
Agree with everyone about
the diabetes thing, which drove me nuts. And you know... I bet there are type I diabetics in prison in real life and it wouldn't have been difficult to research how the facilities take care of the illness.
I like the actors reasonably well, and Wentworth Miller is hella pretty, so I'll probably keep watching. But there was a lot of suspension of disbelief going on.
Amyliz - That
diabetes
thing bothered me too. There is just no way there wouldn't be
medical records
about something like that.
Cindy, I missed a lot of the first 45 minutes, too, due to putting the baby to bed. And while I sorta kinda enjoyed the rest, once I got up this morning I was so irritated by the inconsistencies and huge plot logic holes, that I couldn't give you a fair summary (based on asking DH questions) even if you were offering cake.
So glad everyone else agrees with me on the diabetes issue. Such a simple thing to research, their hand-waviness about the whole thing irritates me.
I don't remember what I dreamed last night. But I know I dreamed about running out of FedEx envelopes the night before. And I don't work in an office anymore.
The situation does actually continue to get worse in New Orleans. Jefferson Parish is under martial law, and the breaches in the levee keep pouring water in.
The phones seem to still be out in Jackson. I haven't been able to get in touch with my parents.
Jesus, Dana. I hope you get in touch with them soon.
Would rappers' mug shots be distracting or amusing for you? [link]
So, who has a mountain of dirt that could be donated to southern Louisiana? I think, after this, the whole city of New Orleans needs to be taller.
Basically, Dana, they can't step in and start seriously pumping out water until after they rebuild some kind of levee wall, right? Or else, dig a really big hole someplace else that all the water can drain to.
Yeah, I don't think there's anywhere for the water to go. The Army Corps of Engineer are supposed to be working on the leak problem, but what can you do?
t shrug
Plaquemines Parish is also under martial law now.
Oh Dana, I hope you hear from them soon.
In my dream Plei was showing off various pieces of wood she was drying for future use.