I think he looks an awful lot like his mamma in that picture, too. IJS.
Oh, yes, def. I wonder how he'll look with blue hair?
Dawn ,'The Killer In Me'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I think he looks an awful lot like his mamma in that picture, too. IJS.
Oh, yes, def. I wonder how he'll look with blue hair?
Cutiehead plotting Dylan!
I think he looks an awful lot like his mamma in that picture, too. IJS.
Seriously.
And I love Noah and Grace together again!
In work news, my boss is out sick again, after being out Thursday and Friday. She's supposed to have her performance review today. Hmmm....
Nilly, I am still around.
And thank you for the birthday wishes...
King Tut's face revealed.
Hey! I went to high school with that guy. He told us his name was Chewie and he drove the coolest lowrider.
No. Seriously, that reconstruction looks exactly like a schoolmate.
Happy Birthday, CaBil!!
Happy Birthday, CaBil!
I guess that means this must be Guy Fawkes Day.
I am still around
Yay!
A group of aged volunteers pose in their everyday outfits and in their daily environment (the vicinity of the Home) to re-enact the scenes from well-known newspaper photographs taken from history books and encyclopaedias. The images in question depict ‘historical moments’ that took place in their lifetime: Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin at the Yalta Conference during the World War II, the Napalm Attack and the killing a Vietcong from the Vietnam War, or the assassination of Lee Harvey Oswald, which was depicted live on a TV programme. Each of these images represents an immediately recognisable cultural leitmotif of its époque, the representation that overshadows the event it documents.