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Mark was RIGHT!
Sep. 28th, 2006 08:49 pm(He made me promise to put that in my LJ.)
All of you were right, too. ( The first home study meeting ... (details behind the cut) )
Also, so this LJ doesn't become all adoption, all the time: We watched the second episode of Jericho last night (having missed the first episode completely), and I think we'll probably watch the next episode as well. So far it seems to be practical post-apocalyptic stuff, and not *too* much woo-woo mystery. (Although if what mystery there is turns out to involve the only African-American character, a visitor to seemingly lily-white Jericho, I will be annoyed. It does not shock me that Jericho is lily-white -- I lived in Kansas for 18 months -- but if he is the mysterious guy, that's dubious indeed).
Skeet Ulrich has improved with age, and I was very happy to see Pamela Reed (whom I have loved since Kindergarten Cop). And there are not one, but *two* smart, resourceful young women (one of whom is played by Ashley Scott, who disconcerts me as a blonde, because she was the dark-haired Huntress on the short-lived Birds of Prey).
In conclusion, take note of this date: September 28, 2006, the Day That Mark Was Right.
All of you were right, too. ( The first home study meeting ... (details behind the cut) )
Also, so this LJ doesn't become all adoption, all the time: We watched the second episode of Jericho last night (having missed the first episode completely), and I think we'll probably watch the next episode as well. So far it seems to be practical post-apocalyptic stuff, and not *too* much woo-woo mystery. (Although if what mystery there is turns out to involve the only African-American character, a visitor to seemingly lily-white Jericho, I will be annoyed. It does not shock me that Jericho is lily-white -- I lived in Kansas for 18 months -- but if he is the mysterious guy, that's dubious indeed).
Skeet Ulrich has improved with age, and I was very happy to see Pamela Reed (whom I have loved since Kindergarten Cop). And there are not one, but *two* smart, resourceful young women (one of whom is played by Ashley Scott, who disconcerts me as a blonde, because she was the dark-haired Huntress on the short-lived Birds of Prey).
In conclusion, take note of this date: September 28, 2006, the Day That Mark Was Right.