I have two  men I'd like to go on a date with, Rick Castle from Castle and Vampire Bill  Compton from True Blood.

I just love Rick Castle.  It wouldn't be a dull date at all. He's humorous, a smart ass and a bit like a  child,  yet underneath he's a decent, intelligent guy.  The challenge would be bringing all that out of him.

Bill Compton is a ( Read more... )

I wasn't on a conventional jury, but a local Grand Jury. We met once a month for a whole year and believe me, we earned our $20/day.

Despite what you've heard on TV, we didn't do investigative work . A Grand Jury indictment is required for felony cases to go to trial and most of those accused don't start plea bargaining until after being indicted., ( Read more... )

Right now it would be Bill Compton.  Compared to him Edward Cullen is a pansy and a love struck teenager.

Bill has to handle his past, which seems to be very bloody, with a desire to recapture what's left of his humanity. He has lots of conflict between his desire to "mainstream" and the realities of being a vampire. A quote from Firefly about Mal ( Read more... )

This one is easy peasy.  I've been divorced for the past ten years, with no significant other in my life, that's an easy question to answer.

It's not that I don't want some one in my life, it's just that it hasn't happened.  I've dated and actually was hot and heavy for a while, but as those things go, it didn't.

So, friends are very important for ( Read more... )

We have new software at at work.  It's critical to every one and it's freaking slow!   The bad thing is it's unpreidictable.  You can process a lot of transactions with no problems and then all of a sudden, the hour glass from hell shows up.  Of course it happens when you have an impatient customer in front of you or you're on the phone and need ( Read more... )

I actively hated my 9th grade PE teacher.  Unless you had the flexibility of a gymnast (she was the cheer leading coach) or were talented in team sports (she coached the girls basketball team too....hey it was a great experiment in the early 1970's to put all 9th graders together in the same school.  It was like putting all the lunatics in the same ( Read more... )