Unbelievable! Once again the sorry dogs (and that’s an insult to dogs, I know) at CBS have said NCIS was going to be new and it’s a repeat. Grrr!!! 
They claim tonight’s Criminal Minds and CSI: NY are new, too. You’ll forgive me if i don’t believe them. I’ll record them and watch Ghost Hunters and its new spin-off Ghost Hunters International instead, thank you very much.
I’ve gotten so hooked on Ghost Hunters when this past Sunday’s Extreme Makeover: Home Edition had to tear down a supposedly haunted house, I kept saying they should have called the TAPS team. *g*
We had some crazy weather here yesterday. It mostly just rained at our house, thank goodness, but there were tornadoes and/or straight line winds all around us. But it’s bright and sunny today. And also considerably colder.
Got in another page last night. The killer confronted my heroine. Delia’s now trying to figure out how to get away without endangering all the guests she has. She’s also hoping the cop will come to her rescue. But I think she needs to rescue herself.
Reading: Mrs. Jeffries Stalks the Hunter by Emily Brightwell.
Aw, hugs on the repeats! But I’m glad you found a new show to get hooked on.
Yay on another page!
Comment by Melissa Mc — January 9, 2008 @ 1:32 pm
Glad you’re still writing!!
A page a day = a book a year. :razz:
Comment by Marianne — January 9, 2008 @ 1:34 pm
I admit, I was excited for NCIS last night, until I noticed it was a repeat. CBS needs to stop being cruel about that! *g*
I haven’t seen GhostHunters. I may have to check that out.
I’ll be hoping tonights Criminal Minds and CSI:NY are if not new, more entertaining that some other tv.
Have a good evening and YAY! (on writing more!)
Comment by Brandy — January 9, 2008 @ 4:30 pm
I know, I was disappointed as well. Let’s hope both Criminal Mind and CSI: NY are new episodes.
Yahoo on the writing. You’re on a roll.
Comment by Dru — January 9, 2008 @ 5:55 pm
WOO! Tori, you won’t be disappointed Criminal Minds is a NEW episode. *G*
Comment by Brandy — January 9, 2008 @ 8:33 pm
It’s always more satisfying for the reader to have the heroine deal with her own rescue, or work with someone rather than be passively rescued. IMO
Comment by devon ellington — January 10, 2008 @ 8:56 am