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recall the training session provided by a local county judge where he said we are allowed to refuse to witness a signature if we have any doubts regarding any of the circumstances surrounding the signing. First and foremost, we are to ascertain the signee is who they say they are. If the notary decides that all is in proper order, witnessing may take place. If it is otherwise determined, then a notary may decline to witness.
but just can’t watch how she plays to the jury. Whoever has coached her must be some kind of acting coach. All it will take is just one juror to be sympathetic to her and she won’t be convicted. I just see another outcome like Casey Anthony.
started the physical interaction by grabbing Abigail’s arm twice as she tried to walk away from the situation; but, that was never mentioned. I guess we’re supposed to believe that Abe didn’t see that. Although, if you play it back, he’s standing in the background for most of the altercation and would have seen that Chloe made the first physical contact. I have to remind myself that this is a soap and we have to suspend reality in our thinking.
moving along. My one request is to keep everyone out of bed as much as possible…I just don’t need to see it…for any of the couples! Close the doors and fade the camera.
watching soaps. But it was very obvious that Chloe made the first physical contact by grabbing Abigail’s arm twice to stop her from leaving. I know that Abigail’s physical movement on Chloe was more aggressive, but Chloe brought retaliation on herself by touching Abigail first. I was expecting Abe to make mention of that; but, of course, he didn’t.
When I saw Abe in the background, I thought for sure he’d step in more quickly. I also thought that he’d defend Abigail in who touched who first.
I’m only interested in three of them: Wynona and Tony Davilani (my favorite dancer), Kelly Pickler and Derek Hough, and Dorothy Hamill and Tristan (the Irishman). Several others I don’t know and a couple of them I’ve never been a fan of (Andy Dick and D.L. Hughley). I guess there’s enough diversity in the pop culture, sports, entertainment, singing areas to attract an audience. We’ll see how it pans out.
when they talk about whatever season they are celebrating, everyone needs to remember that they are on twice a year.
in fact, I didn’t realize how late it was until I glanced at the clock and saw that it was already 11:30! Seth was okay…funny at times, but not so much at others. I’m not so sure that the Star Trek segment was such a success…it had it’s moments, but not enough. Ricky Gervais is a totally obnoxious idiot…in my opinion.
As for the gowns…more winners than losers. My favorite was Halle Berry. She is one very attractive woman and that dress was made for her for sure! I think they should have eliminated the last song between Seth and Kristin Chenowith. The show had gone overtime by about 30 minutes and a quick "good night" would have been the way to go. The cast of Les Miserables’ performance was outstanding! Loved Adele and, of course, Barbra Streisand! And Shirley Bassey hit it out of the park in beautiful style! Jennifer Hudson has a great voice, but all she does is shout and scream…so much so that you can’t understand the words that she’s singing. She looks gorgeous! All in all, I’m glad I stayed up to watch it.
was guy until a number of years after "Thorn Birds". I’ve never seen a picture of his partner, but I read where he lives in Hawaii these days. He’s a very classy man!
the small scene with EJ and Rafe after Rafe had his conversation with Kate. I had read a spoiler that EJ questions Rafe about Kate, so I was thinking that EJ will have seen something provocative between Rafe and Kate. It turned out that he just saw a very innocent chat between the two and he comes up to Rafe wanting to know "what was that all about?" There was nothing to indicate anything other than a simple conversation making it a non-issue…except that the writers have someone jump to a very illogical conclusion…as usual.
