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A surreal police station — Cars pull up to the station. There's Shane's Jeep, Alice's Mini, Bette and Tina's Lexus, Kit's badass boat.
Accompanied by a macabre screechy-strings-with-bass-and-drums version of the theme song (alas, we didn't entirely escape it), they stroll into the station. The scene morphs into a kind of curtain call. One by one, they sashay in slow motion as if on their own private runway, first with blank faces and then — beginning with Bette and Tina, as everything must — with a glint of something like triumph in their eyes. Their smiles say … what? So much. Nothing at all.
Eventually Jenny herself joins them, her own cryptic expression taking on a new pallor.
Farewell, friends.
Postmortem — Well. That's that. No play-by-play (or even hint-by-hint) of the murder; no univocal answer to the question of "Who killed Jenny?" Instead, we have a chorus — of primaries, not erstwhiles. Maybe she fell; maybe she jumped; maybe they all killed her, à la Murder on the Orient Express (but where's our Hercule Poirot to spell it all out?). Maybe Jenny's not actually dead, having learned how to breathe underwater while she was studying the language of manatees and beluga whales.
The sauntering, slyly smiling curtain call was even more confounding. It felt like a show of solidarity, but they also looked a little diabolical — cracked somehow. What were the actresses trying to convey as they floated over the lights of L.A. one last time?
Leaving a mystery unsolved is risky. You might call it hubristic, cheeky or ballsy. You might call it maddening, infuriating, disappointing or frustrating. Forget the "might" and the "or"; it's fair to call it all of those. But — and I know I'm in the tiny minority here — you might also call it a way to let the characters live on, or a way to let the audience choose its own adventure. Believe it or not, I ain't mad at that ending.
If I haven't lost you with that last sentence, I'll say a little more on the subject: I like series finales that let me imagine the characters going on, living their lives, continuing without me. An open-ended finale gives me room to picture them on different paths. Without answers, I can ask "what if?" The finale of The Sopranos was a little too formless, leaving me nothing but Journey lyrics to hook my daydreams to. And Six Feet Under (a truly moving finale) was a little too finalized, leaving me only enough room to wonder how they got to where they're going. But I like wondering what Melanie and Lindsay are up to in Canada, or what Buffy and Faith and Dawn did after Sunnydale became a crater. (I'm ignoring the BTVS comic book for the moment!)
So, what if? What if Jenny's death has changed everything? Maybe Tina will go back to Shaolin Studios with the Lez Girls negative in her vindicated hands. Maybe Shane will get Molly back. Maybe Alice will get to work on that talk-show-host-and-cop film after all. Maybe Bette will finally feel safe and stable now that she no longer has to worry about protecting her family from a Jenny-shaped threat (just a negligence-shaped lawsuit). Well, one of those isn't really possible: Alice is going to The Farm and thus to jail. But for the rest, the sky's the limit and I can picture them in lots of different futures.
Or maybe I'm just brainwashed now, and have learned to accept that the threads of The L Word are, more often than not, left to flutter and flap in the winds of the writers' whims. Why should this story line — yes, even this major, central story — come to a satisfying end? We've all noticed the many out-of-character moments on the show. I think it's fair to say that tying things up in a big bow would be out of character for Chaiken herself. (Not that I didn't want her to fix that particular flaw — and many others — in her writerly character. I did, many times over these six seasons, but not in the finale. That would almost feel like a slap in the face, to fix that stuff now.)
Plot holes and dead threads aside, I liked the surprisingly raw tone of the episode (not counting the snoozy first half). To me, the finale did what the season as a whole tried (and mostly failed) to do: give us a peek into the darker side of this shiny, happy, pretty group of friends. Whether or not anyone actually murdered Jenny, the characters' baser instincts were exposed over the last eight episodes, and several carefully laid plans turned out to have weak foundations. Unfortunately, that's as far as it went — nobody really confronted those crises, despite all the processing — but the finale did give us a glimpse of the group's response to their shaken-up snow globe: their collective instinct is to circle the wagons, possibly at the expense of individual morals and without much concern for the truth. Twisted, yes, and way too deep and far too ambitious for this show, but fascinating anyway.
Shrug. Or maybe it's all a big f— you to the audience: "You hate Jenny? Fine — she's dead, and I won't tell you how she died! Neener neener!"
I do know one thing for certain: that was a big waste of Lucy Lawless's considerable talents. A few more shots of that smirk and swagger could have made it all so, so much better.
Viva la revolución — Just before the finale, we got to enjoy a "finale special," a look back at the show. It reminded me how very exciting it was when the show first started. That didn't last, but I won't soon forget the feeling. And we'll all feel the lack of a lesbian-centric show — most keenly on Sunday nights. There were frustrations, mishaps and wasted opportunities, but there was a show. On TV. About lesbians. So for that, I say this: Thank you, Ilene.
A personal postscript — Just over a year ago, I said so long to AfterEllen.com, and now I'm saying it again. Thank you for reading my ramblings all these years. Keep in touch (scribegrrrl [at] gmail) or follow me on Twitter. Don't take any wooden nickels, and watch out for those unfinished railings!


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Seven Life Lessons of Chaos: Spiritual Wisdom from the Science of Change
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The authors of another popular book on the science of chaos, Turbulent Mirror, give us more food for thought here. For example, the butterfly effect is the phenomenon of a tiny action, when amplified throughout a system, having unexpectedly disproportionate effects. They write that, "Paradoxically, the insights of the newest science share the vision of the world presented in many of the world's oldest indigenous and spiritual traditions." I found it easy to read and enlightening.

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This draft has been on an mboard from the beginning of December up until now. I know that it's a pretty risk/reward team with Sexson, Reyes, Nomar, Mags, Griffey, Prior, Burnett. Please rate this team and feel free to make any suggestions as to what I need for my backups.
C Jorge Posada
1B Richie Sexson
2B Jose Reyes (SS)
3B Eric Chavez
SS Nomar Garciaparra
OF Magglio Ordonez
OF Jose Guillen
OF Ken Griffey, Jr.
Util Justin Morneau
SP Mark Prior
SP Oliver Perez
SP A.J. Burnett
SP Kelvim Escobar
RP Mariano Rivera
RP Chad Cordero
P Odalis Perez
Bench B.J. Upton (SS, 3B)
Bench Frank Thomas (1B, DH)
Bench Laynce Nix (OF)
Added Laynce Nix and Frank Thomas in 18th and 19th rounds
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I recently formed a sci-fi movie club along with some other friends, where we watch a movie each month and chat about it with each other. The catch is that none of the others are based in the city that I am in, so it's all done electronically: we stream movies from iTunes or wherever, and discuss it over email. It's a bit different from the book club that I'm in, but still enjoyable. Kate is convinced that the real purpose of the club is to justify watching movies that none of the partners of those involved would ever want to watch. She is entitled to her theory.
But I wanted to mention one of the movies that we've watched that I found surprisingly enjoyable. It seems to be a film that got very little attention at the time, although it is a bit of a gem.
A well-made sci-fi mystery set on the moon
There was clearly a big budget set aside for this film. The production values are apparent from the very beginning, and yet the special effects are not gratuitous, despite being set in space. The movie is all about the story.
However, it doesn't rush the story, and perhaps this feels a little slow at times, but also builds a sense of suspense around what is going to happen next. There is a real mystery here. The acting is also first-class, supporting the feeling of unease around the events. Even the robot character, Gerty, is well "acted", which is a rare thing indeed.
I found it interesting how Gerty is given just three or four emoticon-type expressions based on how advanced the AI is otherwise. It is probably a fair approach to avoiding any uncanny-valley problems.
In hind-sight, this feels a lot like old-school sci-fi, of the ilk of Robert Heinlein. He was keen on Moon stories, too.
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The budget for Moon was $5 million so not that big of a budget. It was just used incredibly effectively.
There's a podcast called The VFX Show that's basically a rotating bunch of industry people discussing visual effects in movies. They did an episode on Moon: http://www.fxguide.com/thevfxshow/vfxs098-moon/


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County Admin's May message
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Percy Ashcraft, County Administrator firstname.lastname@example.com (804) 633-5380
May, 2010
This message is the fifth in 2010 to better update our citizens and visitors to the website. The information serves as a status report for ongoing projects, and also serves as a preview to different happenings that are in the planning stages.
County government will launch a new Customer Service Help Line on Monday, May 3. The phone number is (804) 633-3499. The line is established to streamline the time it takes for citizens to reach various departments and agencies within County government.
County government offices will be closed Monday, May 31 in observance of Memorial Day. A special ceremony will be held on the Courthouse Lawn at 11 a.m.
The Board of Supervisors will hold its meetings this month on Tuesday, May 11 and Tuesday, May 25 at 6 p.m. at the Community Services Center.
The Board of Supervisors will consider at its May 11 meeting the possibility of closing non-essential County government departments on Friday, May 28. This furlough day for employees comes in response to a shortfall of state funding in which all state employees will be required to take off May 28. The furlough day will save Caroline County approximately $25,000 if it is approved by the Board of Supervisors.
The Board of Supervisors will continue discussions at its May 11 meeting regarding the proposed FY 2011 Budget. Still outstanding is final approval for funding for the Public School Division; Department of Social Services; personnel matters; and reductions in hours of operations for solid waste convenience sites. The budget must be approved by June 30.
Bowling Green Supervisor Jeff Sili will hold a community meeting at 6 p.m. Monday, May 3 at Bowling Green Town Hall. Residents from the Bowling Green District and throughout the County are invited to attend.
Madison District Supervisor Wayne Acors will hold four community meetings this month: (1) May 10 at Lake Land Or at 7 p.m.; (2) May 13 at Ladysmith Volunteer Fire Department at 7 p.m.; (3) May 24 at Lake Caroline at 7 p.m.; and (4) May 27 at Ladysmith Branch Library in Ladysmith Village at 6:30 p.m. Residents from the Madison District and throughout the County are invited to attend.
Members of the Board of Supervisors have been invited to a special meeting at the Virginia Sports Complex at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 19 to receive information regarding a possible expansion of the facility.
The annual Business Appreciation Reception will be held at 6:00 p.m. Thursday, May 20 at the Caroline Visitor Center. All business owners in Caroline County are encouraged to attend. Guest speaker is Billy Beale, President of Union First Bank.
Caroline County Day of Caring will be held Tuesday, May 18. County government employees will be participating in projects throughout the County to assist residents.
The Parks and Recreation Department will oversee the annual Bicycle Rodeo at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 15 at Caroline Pines. Children are encouraged to bring their bicycles and helmets to the event. Prizes will be given away.
The 2nd Annual Ladysmith Day will be held Saturday, May 22 beginning at 10 a.m. Activities will be held throughout the day. See www.LadysmithDay.com for further information.
County residents are encouraged to fill out and mail their 2010 Census Form. Census workers will be visiting homes of those who don't mail back the form. Caroline County is at 76 percent return rate as of April 30.
All county residents are encouraged to register for the Caroline Alert System. The system will notify residents of emergencies and other government news through their cell phones and desktop computers. This is a free service offered by the Board of Supervisors. Click on www.CarolineAlert.com to register.
Here is a capsule glance of other activities that will be happening in County government during the month of May:
- The Parks and Recreation Department is taking applications for its Summer Camp Program. Cost is $250 per child. Applications are also being received to hire counselors and supervisors. Contact the office at (804) 633-7277 for information on these programs and other offerings.
- County staff and consultants continue to work on a proposal that will allow the County to withdraw water from the Rappahannock River in the future. The Department of Environmental Quality must grant its approval before water can be withdrawn.
- The Board of Supervisors at its May 11 meeting will receive a report from Commonwealth Attorney Tony Spencer regarding a program sponsored by the McShin Foundation.
- Discussion of a new fee schedule for Advanced Life Support services will be held at the May 11 meeting of the Board of Supervisors.
- Registration is underway for residents of the Dawn community who would like to sign-up for Phase II of the Dawn Wastewater Project.
- VDOT representatives have approved the application for the Port Royal Visitor's Center and bid documents will be reviewed this month to pursue construction.
- AT&T is close to finalizing a 300-foot communications tower in Chilesburg. Fire and Rescue equipment will be co-located on the tower.
- The Board of Supervisors will continue discussion at its May 11 meeting regarding the VDOT Revenue Sharing Program.
- A report on the progress made by the County and the Public School Division regarding joint purchasing procedures will be issued at the May 11 meeting of the Board of Supervisors.
- The Board of Supervisors will discuss at its May 11 meeting the possibility of moving toward a permanent car decal and eliminate the annual renewal process.
- A public hearing is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 25 as part of the meeting of the Board of Supervisors on amendments to the Animal Control ordinances.
- A public hearing is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 25 as part of the meeting of the Board of Supervisors on a rezoning application by Virginia Land Investments.
- A public hearing is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 25 to amend the sign ordinance in the Recreation and Entertainment districts.
- Staff discussions will continue this month regarding the construction of Victory Park in Bowling Green.
- The County is getting closer to introduce its GIS program that will assist with mapping and property identification.
- Staff is gathering information regarding the County providing water to the Caroline Pines subdivision.
- Staffing is finalizing information to be presented to the Board of Supervisors regarding a public-private partnership proposal to expand the wastewater treatment facility.
- Change of address letters will go out this month regarding naming the road leading to the County Fairgrounds "County Fair Lane."
- The Board of Supervisors will have under consideration at its May 11 meeting the approval of rankings to hire a communications consultant to assist with implementation of new narrowband regulations.
- Renovation to the space formerly occupied by the Commissioner of the Revenue will take place this month in preparation for the Museum Committee to move into the area this summer.
- The Department of Fire and Rescue will be coordinating a review of the County's insurance rating (ISO). The process will last a couple months and could give savings to home and business owners on their property insurance.
- Blue Ridge Appraisal continues to reassess County property in preparation for presentation in 2011.
Follow the latest Caroline County government happenings on Twitter on our main page at www.visitcaroline.com.
Have a great month!
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When conducting successful genealogical research it is important to
know not only what sorts of records might prove useful for any given
problem, but also where those records might be located. For records at
the county level, this requires keeping track of the changes in local
government over time. Many of us have faced the situation in which our
pioneer ancestors settled in a location before formation of the modern
county. Thus the earliest records for a location can be in a county seat
quite far removed from the current one. A case in point is Ontario
County in New York State. In its current form, Ontario County covers an
area of 640 square miles in central New York State. However, when first
formed in 1789, this venerable county encompassed an area of roughly
2500 square miles! It covered all of New York State west of the
preemption line -- very roughly, a north-south line from Lake Ontario to
the Pennsylvania line passing through the northern end of Seneca Lake.
The earliest records of this region, which currently consists of
fourteen counties, are held in the Ontario County Records and Archives
Center in Canandaigua. I toured this facility in November 2001 and
describe here what I found.
Ontario County maintained its initial
size for less than twenty years. This was a time of intense land
speculation and hundreds of deeds in this time period track the land
being sold, resold, and subdivided. Steuben County was formed from the
southern portion of Ontario in 1796, and records for that county can be
found in Bath. Territory to the west became Genesee County (county seat
Batavia) in 1802. Genesee daughter counties include Allegany (1806);
Cattaraugus, Niagara, and Chautauqua (all 1808); Orleans (1824); and
Wyoming (1841). Livingston County (county seat Geneseo) was formed in
1821 from parts of both Ontario and Genesee counties. More territory to
the south was lost with the creation of Yates County (county seat Pen
Yan) in 1823. The present northern boundary was formed with the creation
of Wayne County (county seat Lyons), also in 1823.
The Ontario
County Records and Archives Center is located about three miles east of
downtown Canandaigua, the county seat, in the town of Hopewell.
(Canandaigua, pronounced can-an-DAY-gwa, is on the northern tip of
Canandaigua Lake, less than ten miles south of exits #43 or #44 on the
New York State thruway.) The center receives material from all of the
county offices. Three full-time staff members work to convert the
incoming records to microfilm. After filming, records are either
returned to the county office or shredded, depending on the content.
Original material to be archived is stored in acid-free folders and
boxes in a climate-controlled chamber on floor-to-ceiling rolling
shelves. Some of the records in the facility are closed to the public by
court order or state law. Most of the records useful for genealogical
research have been microfilmed. The following is a description of these
Census RecordsOntario County federal
census records from 1790 to 1920 are available on microfilm at the
Archives Center. Indexes are available for 1790 to 1820, 1850, and 1860.
State census records are available for 1845, 1855, 1865, 1875, 1892,
1905, 1915, and 1925. The indexes for 1850, 1855, 1860, 1865, 1870, and
some indexes for 1875 are available online at the Archives Center website.
RecordsDeeds are available from 1789 (the inception of the
county) to 1915 and include the original pioneer sales in the
Phelps-Gorham purchase. Mortgage records from 1789 to 1947 and
assessment rolls from 1789 to 1993 are also available. Although the
early records are not complete, they can be a useful complement to deeds
and mortgages. Indexes
to deeds from 1789 to 1845 are online.
Court RecordsCounty
court records have not been fully indexed; it is a work in progress.
The indexes for nineteenth
and twentieth century
naturalization records however, are available online. Holdings cover
the time span 1803-1956 and include declarations of intent, petitions
for citizenship, and naturalization certificates. Surrogate Court
records (1789-1965) are indexed by name; indexes up to 1926 are online. Files
can include inventories and debts along with wills. Guardianship
records, available for the years 1789 to 1929, usually involve
administering estates of minors. Jury lists for the nineteenth century
are available at the Center and their indexes are
available online. In addition to establishing the residency of your
ancestor, these lists also sometimes list occupation.
RecordsRevolutionary War pension records and some early
militia records are available. Draft lists are available for 1862, 1864,
and 1917. A variety of Revolutionary and Civil War records are listed
on the Center website.
Poor House IndenturesLists
of children indentured to Ontario County families in the nineteenth and
early twentieth century are available. The index is online and
includes child's name, guardian's name, year, and town.
RecordsCompared with other regions like New England, there
are very few vital records for New York State. The state did not require
vital records until 1880. The vital records that do exist are usually
held by the individual municipality rather than the county. The Center
does have some marriage
records from 1908 to 1935, which are listed on the website.
Alternative vital records sources such as newspapers or diaries are not
found here. This they properly leave to historical societies.
to Access the Records
Ontario County Records and Archives
Center3051 County Complex DriveCanandaigua, New York, 14424Tel:
(716) 396-4376Fax: (716) 396-4390E-mail records management
officer Hans FinkeWebsite
(From this home page, click on "site map" for links to individual
The center is usually open for research from 9:00 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. weekdays, but call ahead to be sure regular hours are in
effect. This is a "pencils and gloves" facility. Stacks are not open.
Researchers may bring their laptop computer, and even flatbed scanners
are allowed.
Research service is available for $25/hour
(half-hour minimum). Direct your inquiries to Mary Jo Lanphear,
Assistant Records Management Officer. A check for $12.50 minimum,
payable in advance, should accompany your request. You can print out a
request form at the web site. Copying service is available for
$0.50/page ($1.00 minimum).
The only negative note: There are no
public restrooms or public telephone in the building. The closest
facilities are in a nearby building appropriately housing the Department
of Human Services.


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Back In The Bedroom
Paul Hart 8 December 1950 - 10 May 2008
Rest In Peace
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47 comments:
- foam said...
well, i will certainly expect my husband to do a little bit of this and this and that tonight.
this was a funny episode. but i'm so sorry about paul.
- 13 June 2008 14:38
- David Caddy said...
I enjoyed listening to this episode again.
- 14 June 2008 05:04
- Monique said...
Thanks Foam.
- 14 June 2008 08:44
- Monique said...
Thank you David, so did I.
- 14 June 2008 08:44
- Tina said...
once again another intruiging episode :)
Thanks again for stopping by
& god bless to paul x
- 14 June 2008 13:06
- Aggie said...
Very funny ... especially the smoochy bits.
I bet Paul enjoyed doing this episode.
- 14 June 2008 20:15
- Middle Ditch said...
Tina, thanks for the visit. I'm glad you enjoy this.
Aggie, yes, Paul did enjoy this episode. He also enjoyed episode 6 and 8 very, very much as that had everything to do with the bedroom.
- 15 June 2008 08:14
- polona said...
hmmm... that was an amusing episode... it's hard to imagine paul gone...
- 15 June 2008 11:39
- Monique said...
Thank you Polona, we find it very hard too.
- 15 June 2008 12:23
- X. Dell said...
Wow, sorry to hear about Hart. Allen's a great character, thanks to you both.
I got a big laugh imagining what he did to get that big of an objection from his wife. At least he started out well.
- 15 June 2008 20:03
- reader Wil said...
So sorry to read that Paul Hart died. I heard all the episodes now!
You are very creative! Thanks for the visit on my blog! Bedankt en tot ziens!
- 16 June 2008 05:31
- Monique said...
Hi Ex Dell, that's why radio is so great. You have to imagine what they are doing and it is great fun to write, I can assure you.
- 16 June 2008 07:48
- Monique said...
Reader wil, I will let you know when I post the next episode, but I probably visit you before that anyway.
- 16 June 2008 07:50
- Ruela said...
always good ;)
- 16 June 2008 15:00
- Janice Thomson said...
Paul's character was excellent in this - how sad to hear of his passing. My condolences to all.
What tangled webs we weave - sounds like someone might be pregnant...
Loved the smooching parts LOL. This episode was a bit of a nailbiter wondering what's going to happen next. What a great episode.
- 17 June 2008 09:11
- Monique said...
Thank you Ruela
- 17 June 2008 10:47
- Monique said...
Janice, you are shrewd. Is she? Isn't she?
Actually I had written two episodes with John in it when Gordon suddenly had to withdraw from the serial and I had to do it all again without him in it. I think it works well. As Sarah might say, don't you think so? Don't you agree?
- 17 June 2008 10:50
- laughingwolf said...
sorry for your loss :(
as for the episode, love it!
- 18 June 2008 12:56
- Middle Ditch said...
Thank you laughing Wolf
- 20 June 2008 07:28
- bigga said...
Hallo Middle Ditch ! Tanks for writhing to me. Don´t worry about
AnnaLys I think she is coming back
anyway, anyhow. You know everything
has there own time......
About me...I think the most thing are getting well but I have got a bad fewer and doctors dont know were than is coming from. They chance penicellin....so Ihope they will found the reason.
Happy midsummer and hugs
- 20 June 2008 12:01
- fizzycat said...
Ahh a very funny episode , but I am sorry about Paul too.
- 20 June 2008 14:53
- reader Wil said...
Bedankt voor je bezoek!
- 20 June 2008 15:01
- Swubird said...
Middle Ditch:
Very cool. I love your stuff.
I'll definitely be back.
Happy trails.
- 20 June 2008 17:31
- Middle Ditch said...
Happy midsummer Bigga and I hope that you feel better soon.
Hi Fizz, I'm glad that you like it.
Reader wil, thank you.
- 21 June 2008 06:57
- Middle Ditch said...
Swubird, thank you for your visit. I'll be visiting you soon gain.
- 21 June 2008 06:58
- Babs (Beetle) said...
Thanks for commenting on my blog. This is a very interesting blog. I am sorry for your loss.
- 21 June 2008 10:40
- David Caddy said...
Welcome to Swubird and Babs.
Always good to have new listeners!
- 21 June 2008 11:25
- benjibopper said...
wow, that was good, lots of fun.
sorry to hear about paul.
- 23 June 2008 09:52
- Monique said...
Benjibopper, welcome to Middle Ditch. I will visit you again soon
- 23 June 2008 11:01
- Leigh Russell said...
What's left to say? Very funny and sad too. You must have great fun making these, they're certainly entertaining to listen to.
- 24 June 2008 12:33
- Marja said...
Hi Hi I liked the little bit of this and the little bit of that.
Sorry about Paul
- 24 June 2008 15:32
- Monique said...
Thanks for visiting Leigh and Marja
- 25 June 2008 06:51
- tut-tut said...
Thanks for stopping by!
- 25 June 2008 12:26
- dabrah said...
I enjoyed this episode. Sorry to hear about Paul.
- 25 June 2008 12:48
- Middle Ditch said...
Thank you tut-tut for visiting me.
I'm glad that you enjoyed this episode Dabrah.
- 26 June 2008 06:44
- tykobrie said...
Now, this is a find. I will have to come back to listen from the beginning. I love radio.
- 27 June 2008 11:09
- David Caddy said...
Hi Tykobrie,
Welcome to Middle Ditch. Hope that you enjoy listening from the beginning of the series.
- 29 June 2008 01:52
- captain corky said...
I enjoyed that. :)
- 30 June 2008 03:56
- Monique said...
Tykobrie, thank you for visiting. I shall look you up.
- 30 June 2008 12:07
- Monique said...
Captain Corky, I'm glad that you enjoyed this. I will visit you soon again.
- 30 June 2008 12:08
- tykobrie said...
I have listened to four episodes now and I thoroughly enjoyed myself.
The main plot is just so funny! I'll be back as soon as I can to listen to more.
Great story.
- 1 July 2008 08:22
- David Caddy said...
Hi Tykobrie,
Good to read that you have been enjoying some earlier episodes.
- 2 July 2008 00:01
- Monique said...
Hi Tykobrie, I have to agree with david.
- 3 July 2008 06:53
- MRMacrum said...
It had to happen. Add in the new twist of the polish surname, adoption and the pub? Hmm I'm guessing the sparks have just begun to fly.
- 13 November 2008 15:55
- Monique said...
MrMacrum you can't do a story without the twists and turns, it would be boring.
Do you know where I like to cook up new stories?
In the bath. It is a great place, relaxing, and the mind can go all over the place.
Thanks for the visit.
- 14 November 2008 09:34
- Devin said...
I am so very sorry to hear about Paul-although I am writing these words in December so it is not very recent. Bless you all for this site and indeed to Mr. Hart Rest in Peace.
- 16 December 2008 23:12
- Middle Ditch said...
Devin, it was a huge shock when Paul suddenly died in May. This is the last episode where we can hear his lovely Dorset Voice. He is very much missed by the cast.
- 17 December 2008 06:56