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The other day when he was talking about Phillip’s engagement to Melanie I was laughing so hard. Truly the best lines are those delivered by Victor–snide and funny all at once.
The folks at Days cast someone in a minor role and you just wish they would be a major player/character. I agree, Troy is easy on the eyes and I wish he had a better part. Another character we’ve seen a few times that would be great is the FBI Agent that Rafe is always contacting and working with. I think he has a lot of potential. But, alas, Days will continue to give us minor teen-age characters that really are of no interest to us.
Stephanie, if they can’t make her a likeable character. Why does she always have to have a man? Kinsey can go and take Gabby with her. Those two serve no purpose. I like Mia, but please make her less mopey this year.
I wouldn’t have left in the first place. Then if I had left and came home to see Carly and Bo kissing, I would have walked right in on them, told Carly to get her lips off of my husband, and told my husband that’s it I’m coming home. End of story. You can’t work things out when you’re not together. The longer she stays gone, the easier it becomes for Carly to move in on Bo. If Hope comes back home, Carly can’t be there all the time. Stupid storyline, I wish it would end.
Just more fuel for the fire. I agree, Justin has been "friends" with Hope for too long to logically have him interested in her. BUT, the writers need to make the actions of long time characters fit the plot for this stupid storyline.
To be honest, that poor child has had so much turmoil, they need to leave her name Sydney, no matter who named her. There has been so much upheaval and a little consistency would be good for this baby.
If Julie’s lines were about no marriage being perfect and about sticking together through thick and thin, then why do the writers put us through the hell of watching Bo and Hope torture each other. I am totally disgusted with this. I don’t care if they never get back together at this point, because I’m sure the writers would have them part once again about a year down the road. How about these two doing something besides separating constantly.
If Julie’s lines were about no marriage being perfect and about sticking together through thick and thin, then why do the writers put us through the hell of watching Bo and Hope torture each other. I am totally disgusted with this. I don’t care if they never get back together at this point, because I’m sure the writers would have them part once again about a year down the road. How about these two doing something besides separating constantly.
If Julie’s lines were about no marriage being perfect and about sticking together through thick and thin, then why do the writers put us through the hell of watching Bo and Hope torture each other. I am totally disgusted with this. I don’t care if they never get back together at this point, because I’m sure the writers would have them part once again about a year down the road. How about these two doing something besides separating constantly.
I saw Sunset Boulevard in a film course in college and fell in love with Gloria Swanson. That is an awesome movie and has my favorite movie line of all time, "I’m still big, the pictures have just gotten smaller!"
Caroline was a the vigil at the pier. She was never at Bo and Hope’s. Personally, I thought the whole Christmas was skimpy. It looked like 5 or 6 people showed up and that was it. I remember when it used to be a whole house full of people and was so festive. Instead they had this little group of people and it was totally depressing. And where were the ornaments for Jack, Jennifer, Abby and Jack Jr.? How about showing us the ornaments for Mike Horton and Jeremy. I don’t like that they didn’t show us all the ornaments, it was bad enough that the gathering was minimal.
Asheville is in the moutains–more the foothills just before you hit the Appalachian Trail. Nora, when the weather is better and you’re moved in, go there and visit the Biltmore House. It is gorgeous! If you are there a couple of days go up to Boone, eat at the Daniel Boone Inn, it’s family style and yummy. Then go and visit Blowing Rock for some beautiful views of the Appalachians.
