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sorry for going off topic, but sheila! check the red sox news!
Beth – i heard … argh … dare we hope? not sure how to feel … I do admit that my first response was a huge LEAP in my heart beat. A leap of joy!
yeah, i feel almost identical…at first i leapt, and then i shrank back…i’m kind of afraid still, that the other shoe will drop.
anyway, sorry to hijack your comments.
I sincerely hope they work it out. I really do. I think it was a rash and ugly moment when he left … and people’s tempers were up … Hopefully they can work it out.
“Undefined role”. Come on. Give the guy his old job back. He’s earned that much, for damn sure.
Bringing Up Baby, natch. Loved the Cary Grant series!!
stevie – finally!! And of COURSE you would guess it!!
I just rewatched the Winslow Boy last night and was thinking of you the whole time, Sheila. I love the line “Justice is easy to come by; right is very very hard.” Throat lump time.
You would be so good as the daughter!