Ringo,
           Got an e-mail from her.  She is still in the holding pattern.  Due just about any day. I asked her to let us know when "Tommy" makes his arrival.

Birdie

Vam,

          I love the reference to "Top Cat".  Could not agree more that he would be perrrrfect for Quention.  I guess I am old enough to remember that cartoon.  It was my favorite.  Did you know that it was taken from the show Sq. Bilko?  Just a bit of unimportant trivia.  Oh yes, I still remember the theme song.

Top Cat, Top, Cat must friends get to call him T.C......

Side kick Bennie the Ball

If I can remember this stuff why can't I remember where I put my keys.

Birdie

Posted by Birdie on February 28, 2002 at 05:15:47:
In Reply to: Hmmm.... posted by kuanyin on February 26, 2002 at 20:34:29:

Regardless, he seems much more relaxed as Jeremiah. Don'tcha think?

In total agreement. He is much more likeable in this role. I think alot has to do with it. His taking over from Mitch Ryan could not have been fun for him. You have to put some blame on the writing the lines they gave him as Burke that made him seem so obnoxious.

Birdie

Posted by Birdie on February 28, 2002 at 05:01:53:
In Reply to: Re: Josette's Portrait posted by Josette on February 27, 2002 at 23:36:51:

I noticed the portrait also. Thought it was a bit odd. Oh well, things change daily on DS and in the "real" world.

Birdie

Originally posted by Birdie on the Dark Shadows: General Discussion Forum on February 25, 2002 at 17:40:30:

Here is a poll, Julia99 You are ususally the poll person. How long do you thing it would have taken Barnabas to resume his affair with Angie, if he had married Josette and Angie had not gone on to do all those "wonderful" things she is so good at.?

My own opinion is he would have given in to temptation a few months after he finally married Josette. There was so much passion between him and Angie. Lets face it she was there. An interesting idea for yet another parallel time.

This is the first time I have seen these episodes and I have to say I am loving it.

Birdie

Posted by Birdie on February 21, 2002 at 19:06:18:
In Reply to: Seance Fun -- O.T. posted by Vlad on February 21, 2002 at 18:48:21:

Oh Yes, I held many a seance around the dinning room table. For some reason we were always trying to contact Sharon Tate. It must have been shortly after her murder. I am afraid we didn't have much success, but a lot of fun.

Another off topic. My mother was very sick this last week and I had to bring her to the hospital.{She came home yesterday and is on the mend.} The TV in the hospital only got 5 channels. Somehow we caught you guessed it John E. This gave my mom a chuckle. The next day we were still laughing over him and the crossing over thing. Little did we know the lady in the next bed was listening and she had a terminal illness. I felt like a crumb. She did find our family amusing in her last hours. The poor thing crossed over that night.

My mother has been interested in pschics all her life. She has gone to some and brought me along. One palm reader was so good I never went to another. It kind of scared me.

Birdie--who would like to acknowledge the presence of a person who's name starts with a T. Oh ya, that is the guy standing behind me who want to use the computer

Posted by Birdie on February 19, 2002 at 09:21:00:
In Reply to: Favorite Collinwood Libations posted by Vlad on February 18, 2002 at 18:06:52:

Your post reminded me of being ,yes, I admitt an underage drinker,. I think I had someone pick me up a bottle of port. Somehow DS might have been the reason behind that. I do remember not thinking much of it at the time finally I decided Port Wine Cheese was better. I never tried Brandy. By that time I am sure I had discovered much more tasty drinks. It make you think Vicki ordered scotch, todays woman would have done white wine. Back in the 60th hard liq. was more popular.

Birdie--who now can maybe handle one possibly two drinks, but talks a good game.