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March 26th, 2009

Packages to Linda, Ruth, Melinda and Angeluna going out in the next couple of days (ok, it might not be till Wed since that is the next time I get to the APO) and I have something shiny for Diana (who spins) which she will get next month when I get back to Germany. I have included the links to the three with blogs. Ruth is an extremely talented lady with a love of tea, Melinda provides a wide variety of book reviews and Angeluna carries the world – as well as participating in Sock Madness this year.

me? I knit another 16 rounds on Phoenix

156 rows complete....

156 rows complete....

which means only five more rows till I start the armhole steeks.

Since I made the mad dash to Croughton today, I have Season 3&4 of CSI:Miami checked out and watched the first disk tonight. Tomorrow I am going to watch the two part Bones (4) in the UK.

I think we all have our favorite types of TV series. I seem to treat them the same way that I treat an author series: when I find an author that I like I go back and read what they have written in the order that they wrote it. I don’t like starting series in the middle. Even worse, I hate cliff hangers. Means that I don’t watch the last episode of anything till the next year’s has started. I like the forensic shows, I haven’t liked a medical show since Trapper John (early 80s). As for those shows which feature an extremely nasty main character (The Office, The Closer), I gave up on them a while ago since no character had the decency to put them out of their misery.

(Don’t shoot me!)

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  1. March 27th, 2009 at 04:53 | #1

    Wow…you’re flaming on that Phoenix! (Iam soo witty) So I guess House is out, being both medical and nasty…eh?

    • March 27th, 2009 at 08:31 | #2

      Have no idea what House is. From the comment – Medical?

  2. March 27th, 2009 at 06:55 | #3

    I agree. I niether like cliff hangers nor starting a series in the middle. I’d rather wait for the re-runs. I’m also usually please when I discover a books series several years after the first book is published. Reduces the anguish of waiting until that next one comes out.

  3. March 27th, 2009 at 16:20 | #4

    House is a show (medical) that actually does feature a negative and nasty main character. I do think it’s a perfect example of something difficult to watch… The Closer, on the other hand, I wouldn’t characterize the main character (Brenda) as being nasty – she definately does her job and doesn’t always take the time to explain every move to each person – she’s a southern woman who has moved to Los Angeles and works at the police department solving murder cases that seem impossible – she uses her instincts, training, knowledge and wit to get to the bottom of the cases…. it’s one of my favorite shows, probably for many reasons – one, I was there when the pilot was shot (a friend worked on the show) so I was able to see the daily footage from filming, the rough edits and the “preview” of the pilot…. two, I am from the south so I guess the idea of the southern in Los Angeles makes me smile… (since I am also living in L.A.) — it’s OK if you don’t like the show – we can’t all love the same things; that’s for sure – I still love you! :)

    good work on your phoenix sweater – it’s looking SO amazing… I’m still a bit paralyzed by the idea of taking on such a piece…

  4. nana
    March 27th, 2009 at 18:28 | #5

    I cant wait to see the phoenix finished, but this is no “hurry up call” it is just amazing andI probably have the attention span of a five year old, and would have to tink more than knit on such a project.

    Still it is tempting to see iy grow and think, I might be getting a go at such a project when self esteem has risen out of the pit it is in at the moment.

    Socks are not so big, and I feel comfy with them again, so there still is hope.

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