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cancer scare was going on at the exact same time that my husband was having a liver biopsy and waiting for his results. It took ten days for the doctor’s office to get back to us and when they did, they called at home and when I answered, the doctor’s rep said she could not give me the results. She said she had my husband’s cell number and that she would call him there. So I was living in real life what Sami was portraying on Days and believe me we were on pins and needles too. Happily, we got the same results that Sami got…no cancer! That was pretty weird to be watching that and living it at the same time.
to be where everyone sat to talk at the Brady Pub. They opened it up to all tables and chairs. It will be interesting to see all the new sets.
when that show was on TV and I was absolutely "in love" with him! My best friend was a "Ben Casey" fan, so we were always at odds about these two cool doctors. Those were the two doctor shows that were on TV at the time and very popular. I just googled the show and it was on from 1961-66, so I was 11 when it started and 16 when it went off the air. Geez, how could it have been that long ago!!
Days are portrayed as weak and subserviant more often than not and there is always a man coming to their rescue. I know there have been those moments when it has been the opposite; but, not often enough for me. And the surprising part of this is that female head writers do it as often as the male head writers.
seen her before. I’ve always enjoyed watching her act. "Thorn Birds" is one of my favorite books and movies. I was reading it while I was in the hospital after the birth of our son in 1979.
it sounds like a lot of the treatment that was done for the sex change are a big part of the weight gain.
us are tired of with Sami. Her basic reaction was certainly understandable…it’s just her yelling at Lexi that brought back the memories of immature Sami.
quake was centered right outside Washington D.C. I live about 15 miles outside of Toledo, Ohio in the rural area and the newspeople said it was felt around here. Hubby and I were outside working on the farm, but never felt anything as we had some of the equipment running. There’s a fault that runs through Ohio and I’ve felt temblors before and they definitely make you stop what you’re doing.
