Has anyone actually tracked just where that crocheted afghan has turned up? So far I have seen it in the Evan's cottage, on Joe's bed, on Elizabeth's bed ( Joe, you scamp!), and I think in Vicki's room in 1795  (which is possibly not as anachonistic as it sounds.  Crochet's origins are a bit vague but first became popular in Europe in the 1800s. It may have been invented and done before that prior to it's popularity.  Even so, there certainly would not have been the wide variety of colors used to make that afghan in 1795, any more than there were zippers!)

I mentioned this in a "Caption This!"

Survivor: Collinsport

Barnabas Jones

Barn:  Where did Haskell go?  Now we can't rehearse our Andrew Sisters routine for the VFW dance!

K is for Kids (David, Sarah, Amy, Hallie, etc.)

It seems to me that the victims of the vampire always [or most of the time] forgot about their "victimization" after the vampire was destroyed or was no longer a vampire.  Convenient, huh?

Hee hee execpt in Maggie's case.  I suppose the extremes of mental and physical abuse Barn put her through made a deeper impression... IIRC, every other single vampire attack did end with the victim losing all memory once the vampire was gone (Vicki, Carolyn, Joe (maybe))

But Julia remembered Tom (and who wouldn't?? HHHOOOTTT!!!)

B:  What you do mean, it's not real silver?  Who do you think you are, Ezra Braithwaite?!?"

B is for Bad Boys that the girls find so irresistable (Barn, Buzz, Early Burke, Quentin)