Congratulations, Heather!  And it's great to finally see you.    You're adorable!

How did you guys know it was me as the DarkShadowsAddict???

The email link on your home page lists your screen name. 

Like mscbryk, I think they only shared a few scenes.

I finally had a chance to look up the ep numbers for a couple of others that came to mind, murph--

In #94, Carolyn and Joe were at the Blue Whale when Sam and Maggie came in.  Carolyn invited them over to show she had no hard feelings (uh huh) and Sam expressed interest in Carolyn's story about Vicki seeing the ghost of Bill Malloy.

In #308, Sam and Joe dropped by Collinwood to ask David about Sarah.  Carolyn listened and decided the matter was important enough to suggest postponing her trip with David to Bangor.

Stylin' 'n' Profilin'...


CynD, Sheenasma, Nancy  ~~~~~~~~~~  MsCriseyde

The Dying God: A Vampire's Tale, written and directed by self-described DS addict Gerard Denza, will premiere at the Common Basis Theatre in NYC on Oct. 7.  Denza says he has been inspired by the writing styles of Malcolm Marmorstein and Ron Sproat and asked (nicely ) for an opportunity to encourage other DS fans to come to his show.

To learn more about the production, please visit  http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/thedyinggod

Also www.pharosproductionsinc.com

From The Hollywood Reporter, Aug. 23:
Alda elected to serve on 'West Wing'

"Also joining the series, from John Wells Prods. and Warner Bros. TV, is Marley Shelton.
...
"Shelton will play Annabeth Schott, a former feature reporter mentored by Danny Concannon (Timothy Busfield) who becomes White House deputy press secretary."

She'll also be seen in 'Sin City'.

To read the entire article:
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr/television/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000616233

The author strikes a stunning pose.

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How do I reduce them so I can post here??

With whatever image editing software is installed on your Mac.  I use Adobe Photoshop (my digital camera takes large photos), and it has an option to resize under "Image" in the dropdown menu, but in iPhoto you could check under "Edit" (Edit/Crop?).  For the best quality try resizing using pixels rather than inches.  In most programs, when you reduce the width, for example, the height readjusts (constrains) accordingly.  And unless the image is so large that the system will resize how it displays in the post, the way the image appears at 100% in your program is how it will look after attaching it.  Hope that helped, Sally.