Of course you can change you pick, CEK    I guess right up until the Show starts on the east coast we could still change.  And the time of our post would verify that.

Got it, april....waiting for Jetmama to weigh in.


 

I did create a new Thread....posted a long caution-filled recipe for making the Popcorn Balls. Don't let it scare you, I just don't want anyone to get burned.

april6263 wrote:

Hi everyone :-) still in the hospital but we will be here and watching from her room again this week....can't wait.....and View....she picks Alexa for top of the leaderboard and Alek going home......I pick Bindi for top and Andy for going home :-)

Gabriele, good luck with your sons appointment... I hope it all goes well...fingers and toes crossed for you guys (((hugs)))

April...I hope you and our niece will be going home soon...Give her a hug...Hope to talk to you tonight...

Gabriele I am thinking of you too....sending you hugs!!!!

KeepOnSinging wrote:

Good afternoon Sisters.  Real life has taken over in three areas of my life, all of which demand that I do quite a bit of writing.  I check in on you all, but I have not posted in a very long time.  But I do send good thoughts your way and pray for you as you go through difficult times, especially when those difficult times go on and on.  

I have not been following this season's DWTS celebrities and dance couples, so I honestly do not have an opinion.  But isn't it wonderful that Victor rode American Pharoah to victory and The Triple Crown.  While I wasn't following Victor, I happened to read this as I was catching up on the news of the week on the Huffington Post. 

But I will post an MCM photo of Nathan Page who plays a detective of honor and integrity in his personal and professional life in a wonderful series out of Australia, "Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries," set in the 1920's.  If you haven't seen the show, you can catch the first three seasons on Netflix.  All the characters are wonderful.  Nathan Page in real life was Australia's hope to be the top cyclist in the world when he was a teenager.  It is interesting and uplifting to read about his decision as a teen not to take part in performance enhancing drugs.  Gabriele can probably tell us a lot more.

Oh, I love my on line sisters!!   I just finished listening to an audio book while I was mending some pants of hubby's.   Raymond Chandler's "Philip Marlowe", detective.  And the muted trumpet of the closing music was still singing in my ear when I check the board to see what's new...and KOS has posted this wonderful shot.