The Big Chair: TV Edition

Thoughts from the big comfortable TV chair: NCIS is better than ever this year and finally the #1 show on TV; It's good to see the old crew back on HOUSE this year; Hell's Kitchen was actually pretty good this year and I was extremely surprised by who won; It's a little early to be sure, but Survivor may have it's best cast ever; Two and a Half Men is the same show it was six years ago when it started and there is something comforting about that; Criminal Minds is probably the best show you are not watching; The Mentalist is not as appealing to me this year; I can't remember the last time I watched any episode of CSI; Numb3rs is the show I never watch until they stack up on my DVR...and then they always please me; Big Bang Theory is so good I often watch it again in the same week; None of the networks have put up something new that I want to jump onboard weekly, but Trauma is very close; NCIS-LA needs some serious work to hook me; Grey's and Private Practice are still my guilty pleasures.

Summer Has Been Good

Just a few pics from what has been an exceptional summer...

All the chickees are home

Reunion with Misty and Paul Thorson

My Buddy!

Hey Baby!!!

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Impromptu Patio Cookout

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Photo Ketchup- Hope's Senior Prom

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Walley Family Sunday Dinner- March 22

Brandy's Little Princess

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Ricardo Montalban Has Passed Away

Ricardo Montalban, the 88-year old actor who portrayed Khan Noonien Singh on Star Trek, died today at his home in Los Angeles. AP has just reported that Matalban’s passing was announced by Los Angeles City Council President Eric Garcetti. RadarOnline reports Motlablan died of natural causes.

This Is The Christmas Tree I Will Get Next Year!

 

Can you imaginee number of gifts I can get UNDER this tree!

Found On The Web

Amazing Pic

Dame Edna's Christmas Address To The Commonwealth

A WalleyWorld Favorite Passes Away

From USA Today:

Actor Robert Prosky dies at age 77

Robert Prosky has died in a Washington hospital, his son tells AP. He was 77.
From Mrs. Doubtfire to Hill Street Blues, Prosky was a face we all knew well, from his hundreds of credits on stage and screen. His oldest son, Stefan Prosky, said his dad died Monday night of complications from a heart procedure. "He went gracefully last night, not in pain," Stefan said. "Everybody knows him as a fairly famous actor. My brothers and I know him as a marvelous father."


Prosky was one of the most visible character actors in Hollywood. The chances that you haven't seen a movie or show with him in it are very slim. Later in life he was more than often cast as judges, some of our favorites being  in the remake of "Miracle on 34th Street" and a recurring part on Boston Legal. Prosky will be missed here in WalleyWorld.

Yoshi Watch- Holiday Edition

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Just a handful of pics, mostly from October, to catch up with family events. As you can tell, we spent a lot of time at high school football games.

Sam in her office

Rob & Sam the night of Toast To The Coast

Skyler & Meg the night of Toast to the CoastBryce & HopeHomecomingHailey & MegLook at that 'stud!"Amanda Brogle & MegBrooke Moran & HopeHope & the SteppersHope & MegMegSam & MegSam in the kitchenHope portrait