Dear Sally,

I'm so sorry for your loss. You're in my prayers. How fortunate you are to have had such a loving relationship with your mother for so long!

John

Your tireless efforts are most appreciated, MB!

T is for twilight, when vampires stir.

I hope you have a great birthday, Marie!

Good one! I'm just getting ready to go visit my mom, who, as some of you know, is in the late stages of Alzheimer's. I always fear that this may be the last Mother's Day, the last Christmas, etc, but she just keeps on ticking. She may not always get my name right, but she still knows I'm her (only) son (I have 4 sisters) and we have a special connection.

Happy Mother's Day to all!

Is it just my computer, or is there a kink with IE that still needs to be worked out?

Gerard

It isn't just yours, Gerard. This happens for me in IE7, and the menu on the left doesn't work either. Fortunately for me I'm a Firefox user 99% of the time, so I am able to make this post.

The really interesting thing, though, is how different certain actors' voices sounded while doing them - often very different from the characters they were portraying. It was enough to make one wonder at the time if we'd ever heard their real voices on DS. 

I thought the same thing recently when the episode I was watching had a voiceover by Kay Frye, the original Pansy Faye. Not a cockney syllable could be heard.