LOST: Tabula Rasa and Walkabout

Tabula Rasa:

Kate-centric. We see how Kate is caught in Australia. She could have gotten away but she stayed to help the farmer who turned her in. Why did she do this nice thing? To show us that she has changed from whatever horrible person she was. Whatever horrible person she was that got her to be wanted by a federal agent. What did Kate do?!

Of course we know now that she killed her biological father, once she found out that she was a blood relative to the man that beats the shit out of her mother. "You can't help who you love." Bullshit. That's abuse talking right there.

Walkabout:

Oh how I love the Locke-centric. I love how these early episodes show Locke in such a mysterious light. When I first watched it, I was convinced he was evil. Locke is just a poor guy who had a shitty life and that life seems to finally be turning around on this weird fucking island.

DON'T TELL ME WHAT I CAN'T DO!

I also love when the early episodes end with the music that Hurley is listening to on his discman. Such hopeful endings.

I love how Rose has faith that her husband is alive.

LOST rewatch, Pilot I and II

These first episodes bring me back to a time where I didn't hate Kate. She actually seems like quite a badass.

And Claire seems so innocent. If only they knew what was to come.

Hockey!

We have been meeting the neighbors in our complex. Tonight one of them taught Des how to play hockey and Des was a natural! He was even using an adult stick. We need to get this kid some hockey equipment for his size!

We are really enjoying South Jersey, way more than I ever expected.

John Corbett: Dead-Beat Dad?

John Corbett: Dead-Beat Dad?

Content by Kyle Lowe

When I watched Northern Exposure in the early nineties on tv from cannonsatellite.com, I couldn't wait for John Corbett's character, DJ Chris Stevens, to be in a scene. Corbett's portrayal of the intriguing DJ was enjoyable beyond the handsomeness the actor brought to my screen.

I enjoyed Corbett's performance in the 2002 big-screen hit, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, even more. Corbett played Ian Miller in the romantic comedy and made more than just his on-screen love interest fall for him.

During the past three weeks, John Corbett demonstrated his acting talent on NBC's family drama, Parenthood. Corbett's character, Seth, first appeared on Tuesday, February 8th, in an epi! sode entitled “Just Go Home.” In this and the following two episodes, Seth successfully reestablished a relationship with his son, Drew, but failed to convince his daughter, Amber, to forgive his failures as a father. It proved difficult to watch my satellite television as Seth failed to earn even an acknowledgement of his existence from Amber.

While Seth defines the term “dead-beat dad,” having neglected his now teenage children for more than a decade, Corbett portrayed him as a sympathetic, misunderstood gentleman. Corbett's acting prowess made Seth a likeable, even respectable character I am excited to see reunite with his daughter. I eagerly await Corbett's return to NBC's Parenthood.

Savory Pancakes!

These pancakes have spinach, kale, onions and garlic in them. Matt served them with sliced tomatoes and sliced avocados. MMMMMMMM

Pictures!!

I found Snoopy and Buster with their heads pressed into each other. weirdos.


Rough housing!


Des wearing Matt's glasses.


Matt and Ben


Ben took this one. myspace-style


I love this one:


Baby parade: Benjamin, Coraline, and Emma


Des's cake made by Wildflower Vegan Cafe

Pictures

We visited Tabby's Place today.

Nuttin was interested in Benjamin. He even gave him a lick!


He enjoyed being pet by Des too!