I would say a movie that does it right is Bedrooms & Hallways, although that’s the reverse in that only one major character identifies as straight.  Haven’t seen it in years, but there was a time when I caught it on cable over and over. I would love to see it covered here.

He was based in northern Michigan, Petoskey to be exact, at least after he married my great-grandmother. But he roamed all over the mid-west at least. His first marriage was in Iowa and he died in Wisconsin, so we know he traveled that far.

It is unverifiable, as there appears to be no patent, but my great-grandfather invented the taffy pulling machine. He was a traveling inventor in the early days of factories and automation. Dad said they would call him a mechanical engineer today. My dad said the taffy pulling machine wasn’t even the best one. He was…

This is the only correct answer. All hail Beebo!

Considering it employed my favorite trope, Villain Saves the Day, I should have been more into this episode. But it was just there. Godspeed/s would have to have actual personalities to make them saving the hero someone interesting.

I am no surgeon, but I’m pretty sure you are supposed to have a sterile room with no audience and a mask on.

I’m thrilled to know that lime is back, but how is cherry a new flavor? I’m not complaining, as it’s my favorite. I have a life long, on again, off again addiction to cherry sour balls. I fell off the wagon hard during lockdown, but I’m back off them at the moment. Cherry flavored anything is always welcome, but it’s…

Chase’s Calendar of Events isn’t dusty. It comes out yearly so it rarely has time to get truly dusty. FYI, June is also National Bathroom Reading Month, National Iced Tea Month and, my favorite, International Surf Music Month.

Fairground lemonade is pretty much the only reason I go. As far as food, frankly throughout this article all I could think about was the time I ate a plate of tamales at a fair, and then my friends decided to ride the spinning cups, and spin it extra hard. I did not hurl, but I ended the ride slumped over in pain and…

Funny, when I recommended Making It to a friend, she recommended Lego Masters to me in response. I guess I have to check it out now.

Yes, you should. It’s lovely. I’m so happy that it’s back!

At least we’ve got a start casting the remake.

Wait, they did. They tried Alex and the DEO had been blown up.

It was 100% David and Star competing for Michael’s affections. 

I may have to do that to my sister. She’s never watched it, so she would be extra baffled.

Also, isn’t Samuel dead by then? When they flash back, you learn the demon she makes a deal with to save John has taken Samuel’s body and that he dies when the demon leaves. Unless they retconned that into Samuel surviving after I stopped watching.

I watched with the captions on last night to check and they said Chuck.

There seem to be bits of the recipe missing. Maybe it’s my browser, but this is what I see at the end of the ingredient list.

Which version of Cat People, the good one or the remake? I’m going to assume the remake.

I’m in the middle of reading Romance of the Three Kingdoms, so I’ll definitely be checking that out.