Happy Mother's Day to all our friends.

Spring hasn't made up it's mind here.  Happy to have 10 members of my NC and SC families arriving today for a few days visit.  Spending the next few hours making beds!

Happy Easter - Happy Passover - and good wishes to all of other faiths.

Glad to see he's doing something but looks like he's put on a lot of weight.  Shame but it does come when age and gravity take over.

Best wishes to George Eads, 52 tomorrow. Unbelievable.

WP - Happy 66th birthday!

Interesting.  Unfortunately I don't do Facebook and it wouldn't come up.  Thanks for giving the gist of it.

Interesting.  Hope they're both very successful. 

The new year has started.  Hope all of you find happiness ahead along with good health and prosperity.

Time now to wish everyone a Happy New Year with lots of ups and no downs.

Merry Christmas back to you across the pond and to all our members and guests.  Wishing all a happy, healthy 2019.

To all of our members and friends - Happy Advent and Happy Hanukkah.

Makes you wonder about people.  Don't remember whether I mentioned it in this subject - saw a Storage Wars a while ago where some buyers of a storage unit took something to be appraised and the people doing the appraising were furries.  I used to think it was something the writers of the script had made up. 
This one is a shame for the young girl and the friend who did the killing.  Ruined lives.  Also shows people are too quick to grab a gun these days.

Ah yes, I remember them well - after you reminded me.  CCF was pretty bad; Let it Bleed was better and as I recall Nick had a good part in that one.  Don't remember the dog one but then I don't watch any episodes after Grissom left, not even the ones with Sara - exception the one with Grissom's mother.  Had hoped she'd be able to return in another episode but as we all know, fate stepped in.

Watched most of Secrets and Flies - one of CSI's best.  When Grissom and Catherine are in the hall, he questions her about Dr. Ryan's complaint  concerning remarks made by Catherine during a conversation.  Instead of quoting Leviticus, Grissom should have reminded Catherine that she is not supposed to express her personal beliefs when talking to someone involved in a case.  His lack of being firm about her conduct, which happened far too often, did not help establish the 'boss' relationship we've talked about before.  In a sense this does give Catherine some excuse for her occasions of insubordination.