Music
Current music to share:
( click here for the latest music being shared )

Here are the albums I've uploaded

Here's my music list on: DivShare or Google documents. updated February 20, 2009.

I've finished my "2008-Year In Music" review. Check it out at My Jukebox. Maybe you'll find some new music that interests you.

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It's been quite a while since I've done any artwork, but the latest episode of Sanctuary had some great images that just called for me to do some WPs. So here are the latest:

It’s the 40th birthday of SESAME STREET!! Yay! Those wonderful muppets are featured in the new issue of TV Guide.


We’re keeping the clouds away and having a fun Friday – in preparation for another episode of Sanctuary tonight!

( click here, click here – you know you want to see the latest gossip! )

as I mentioned at the beginning, there’s a new episode of Sanctuary airing tonight, and that reminds me to tell you about the new charity in which Amanda, Damian and a few others from the show are starting. It’s called “Sanctuary for kids” and it’s a non-profit foundation that serves to provide sanctuary for children who do not live with the right of safety in their lives. You can visit their new website at SanctuaryForkids.org. I love that Amanda, Damian & some of the others are very involved in things like this.

CSI 10x06 Death & the Maiden

After finishing this one, I find myself singing this old Patsy Cline tune -
"oh stop the world and let me off.
I'm tired of going round and round.
I've played the game of love and lost
Oh stop the world and let me off"

( episode review )

The new issue of People arrived today.

This is the first I've seen of the CSI crossover promo:


What is it with celebrities bringing out their sob stories and tarnishing their reputations themselves? I don't get it.



I saw ET had an interview with Chaz Bono last night about his transition. What are your thoughts on his transition? I heard Cher say that she doesn't really understand it, but will support Chaz.


I thought this was a great inspirational story. (But not enough to get me off my butt & exercise)

What is with the persistent crappy weather for this entire year? Cold, rain... rain, cold... sucks!
Yes, it's another gloomy, rainy day in the Upper Midwest. So I needed to find something to brighten things up a bit. I found a little bright spot in my mailbox with the new issue of TV Guide, featuring Mark Harmon & Cote De Pablo on the cover. It was great to see Mark & Cote together this time instead of Cote & Michael (which is also a great combination, but a bit overused lately). And love the face in the cake! Mark is such a rascal! (and a very CUTE rascal!) LOL


( more spirit-brightening info here )

What better way to start off my week than a spotlight on Jane Lynch in the new issue of EW!


A little more This N That chatter featuring Laurence Fishburne, Christopher Reeve’s family, Wanda Sykes, and The A Team. ( this way )

A little mid-week This n That to take a break from work (that’s piled a mile high!).

Another soundtrack for NCIS (it includes Sheryl!!), plus a peek into Gibb’s house; SGU looks like it’s become popular; the latest issue of Stargate magazine arrives; Reese headlines In Style, CSI has the best cases?!

( all of that & more is here )

Hey! Today is National Doodlebug day!! One of my favorite 'toys' when I was growing up!

Got the new issue of TV Guide today. Nice to see Chris & Mariska hamming it up again for the camera - however, aren't those pics from the last photoshoot? Guess I'll have to go back & look


( More of this wacky duo, plus other this n that this way )

We revisit the past in the latest episode of CSI. And are burdened with lots of predictability.

( the episode review )

Hey, it only took just under 2 1/2 hours for the review this week. I think I'm making progress. Maybe it's because it was a Cath-lite episode.

Here are more of the music singles I've uploaded.

( music singles )

Here are more of the music singles I've uploaded.

( music singles )

I've got another thread for the albums I've uploaded, so I figured I'd make one for the songs I've got uploaded as well. (this might take a while to complete)
( sing a song, sing it loud )

It’s gonna take a bit to get back into the routine of writing CSI reviews again. The last few episodes haven’t been that great, so let’s see how this one turns out.

It's time for the kickoff

( ready, set, hut, hut )

Let's start off with a brief This n That session:
Mariska & her man, Wyatt doesn't like Sheryl's singing? LOL: and a CSI season 10 opener review from USA Today. Guess they kind of had the same reaction that I did.


Got the 2010 CSI calendar. They have some nice pics this time around. Interesting that they still have Grissom & Riley featured. My scanner was too small to get the full pages, so I did them into a few different views.

( here are some of the scans )

It’s the beginning of the 10th season for CSI. It’ll be great to see Catherine in charge again. And yes, I know Jorja is returning for a few episodes, so I’m really looking forward to her interaction with Catherine.

( 10x1 Family Affair - the review )

Two of my favorite ladies grace the cover of TV Guide together.


Don’t forget the Season 10 premiere of CSI is tonight. Time for me to initiate the ‘Catherine Willows philosophy’. I’ll expect the worst, for now. LOL

( Lots of This N That to cover today )

Today marks the debuts of two classic tv shows - The Waltons and Golden Girls.
The Waltons premiered on this date back in 1972. It followed the story of a family living in rural Virginia during the Great Depression and World War II. It was created by Earl Hamner, Jr., and was based on his book Spencer's Mountain - of which a 1963 film of the same name was made, starring Henry Fonda and Maureen O'Hara. (one of my favorites!!)


Do you remember all the kids?
John-Boy, Jason, Mary Ellen, Ben, Erin, Jim-Bob, and Elizabeth. Parents John & Olivia, as well as John's parents Zeb & Esther. Of course, there were the 'town-folk', like Ike, Corabeth & Aimee Godsey. And how could you not love the Baldwin sisters - who kept "the recipe" in plentiful supply.

Also on this date, back in 1985, The Golden Girls made its debut.

The show was a bit groundbreaking - even for the mid-80s, as it focused on four older women sharing a Miami home. There was Rose, the naive, old-school Minnesotan (sorry, but there really is NO St Olaf, MN. St Olaf College yes, but not town). Blanche was the high-falutin Southern Belle, who was a bit stuck on herself. Dorothy, the divorcee with a slime-ball ex. And Sophia, Dorothy's mother, who was a Sicilian spitfire, and IMO, the one who made the show the great comedy that it was.

and you can't forget the catchy theme song - "Thank you for being a friend".

As I look back on this date a bit more - it's also the 27th anniversary of Princess Grace of Monaco's death.

So, let's end this post in true Walton fashion:

Goodnight readers!