P.S.

About Glee: I forgot to add that it is a ridiculous premise that the school is too poor to pay for a handicapped accessible bus, but that the Glee Club adviser can afford to buy 12 wheelchairs. Or that a nursing home is holding a tag (thrift) sale at which they are selling 12 nice wheelchairs, some of which are top-of-the-line (you could see a Colours logo on one of them). Riiiiiiight. I could maybe see big, clunky wheelchairs like this:

But not nice, smooth, lightweight wheelchairs like this:


(I know it's TV magic, and I watch crime dramas where murders get solved in 12 hours with DNA matching, but--shoot, the whole wheelchair thing just bugged.)

And about children's television shows: my sister-in-law Laurene and my friend Kristy both pointed out that most of these shows are only irritating to adults. Fair enough--I'm not the target audience. But, I am the one with buying power. And guess what DVDs we get from "Santa" and for birthdays? It's not Dora, Kai-lan, Barney or Lampchop! (Heh heh heh, Kristy.)

Tonight are the semifinal 5A high school football games--Bingham versus Alta is the one to watch, and we'll be there watching! My nephew Ty Hannay is the quarterback for Bingham, and we are so excited to cheer for him. Go Miners!!