Boogie Chillen
September 22, 2006

Have the condos always had fireplaces? I don't remember that, and you KNOW they would have been having sex in front of them a LOT if they had.

I'm getting kind of tired of the constant musical montages, although they DO make it easier to know when to FF -- well that and the fact that Babe and Josh are having sex and I just can't stomach the idea of her cheating on her husband, yet AGAIN. I can buy her cheating on him because he tried to MURDER her, and I can buy her LEAVING him (for a MULTITUDE of very valid reasons) and then having sex with whomever she wants, but just because he's shutting her out while he's searching for his presumed-missing sister and Babe doesn't feel "needed" is a really STUPID and unacceptable reason to do it.

Every time I've seen Jamie since he got his most recent haircut I have to stop and ask myself who the guy is. I'm surprised at how much of a difference it makes in the way he looks.

I was a little distracted for a couple of moments, then looked up and realized that Erin was yapping about something. I idly wondered what she was whining about THIS time. Am I the only one who has gotten to the point where, whenever she talks, all I hear is the distorted blah-blah-blah sound of grownups on a Charlie Brown special?

When JAR finally went to check on his little wifey, it became clear that something was amiss as he spotted something unusual. Was I the only one who thought that they finally "went there" and he found a discarded condom (or at least detected a whiff of eau de sex, rather than just seeing her discarded dress?

When Kendall was telling Spike that one day he would meet a special little girl and tell her that he loves her and hopefully she would be able to give him the love he deserves, for some reason I interpreted his (completely ignored by Kendall) little cries to be saying "Oh Mom, don't you GET it? I am SO gay, so stop with the little GIRL stuff, why don't ya?" I think this was popped into my head because I have family on my mind, and one family photo in particular springs to mind. We had a memorial yesterday for my beloved Grandpa, who died last month after living a very full life of almost 93 years. I had put together a video photo tribute for him and also played some other family photo montages (hey, montages are okay if they're FAMILY) on a large monitor. There were photos of most of us when we were little, including my sweet cousin, Georgie, who died of AIDS back in 1997. As I watched it again yesterday, I saw him with my aunt helping him to stand up -- it looked like he could probably stand, but maybe couldn't walk yet, and I mused to myself "little did we know ..." I think he would have laughed out loud (he had a very unique laugh) to see those words into a fictional baby's thought bubble

Robin "remembering my loved ones with smiles & tears" Coutellier