Papillon
ends with a Daring Attempt involving something like throwing a raft made of coconuts lashed together into the roiling waves (with oneself attached to the raft). No word on whether it was successful.
sports movies where someone dies (or gets a clearly deadly illness), which so moves the team that they go on to win a game. So far, I've got this, Brian's Song, and Pride of the Yankees.
Well, I'm not sure
Pride of the Yankees
counts; I mean, they were Murderer's Row for a really long time before Gehrig got sick, and were still the Everloving Yankees afterward.
Remember the Titans
kind of counts, though, what with the captain of the team getting paralyzed right before the big game, which they proceeded to win without him. Also based on a true story.
Timelies all!
We're hosting a housefilk, so we need to clean up. Of course, I'm sitting here....
What is a housefilk?
I'm having a lazy Saturday. Going to go shopping tomorrow. We have a potluck on Wednesday so I need to get supplies.
And my "On Demand" isn't working. I already called it in on Thursday and then it worked briefly so I cancelled the service call and now it's not working again. So, was csi new this week?
FNL: I am feeling
worried
about Tim. And we're not going to have another new episode 'til January. I mean, is
CT just going to let Tim camp in their driveway? Can't he sleep on the sofa?
My opinion on push presents is that anyone who'd rather have jewelry from her husband rather than, say, him changing diapers and taking care of cleaning and cooking for the first few months should probably just have the nurse hand the baby directly to Social Services. It'll work out better for everyone that way.
So, was csi new this week?
It was. I didn't think much of it, but I hope your On Demand gets fixed.
My knee jerk reaction to push presents is: shouldn't that money be going into a college/orthodontia/medical bills fund? Which I try to tamp down because other people's financial arrangements are so none of my business and if having a shiny bauble of some sort makes the not sleeping and everything else that goes with the new baby a bit easier to handle, well, why not?
Good luck getting home and to the party pain-free, or at least pain-diminished, ita.
More FNL: I love seeing
Coach Riggins again at the gymnastics meet. It's this whole other side of Tim that we don't get to see much. (Yeah, confident, knowledgable Tim.)
Locks of hair don't work, do they? Don't you need flesh?
Hair is a poor source of DNA, and it would never be anyone's first choice as a source, but it can be done. Last summer a team used improved techniques to isolate DNA from Mammoth hair, and it set off a sort of gold rush of seaching through old drawers in museums looking for hair and feathers of extinct species.
My opinion on push presents is that anyone who'd rather have jewelry from her husband rather than, say, him changing diapers and taking care of cleaning and cooking for the first few months should probably just have the nurse hand the baby directly to Social Services. It'll work out better for everyone that way.
Odds are, anyone getting diamonds for labor is going to have a nanny to hand the baby off to...
Don't they want that bit of skin that sometimes comes off with the hair? (When they do dna tests. You know, on tv shows.)
I've been watching my new MSCL dvds slowly and one of the things that I noticed this time that NEVER struck me before is the resemblance between Graham and Jordan.
