"No one hates me. I get Christmas cards from people I arrest."
Okay, first, I am still trying to get caught up on comments. Very sorry I am so far behind, my catching up day didn't work out as planned.
Second...oh wait, there is no second. How is this then?
I was walking through the store the other day when I saw something on one of their TVs which reminded me of a character of mine. A few days later I was watching a TV show which reminded me of another. Therefore, on a bit of randomness, I am here to share them with you.
This one those who have read the book are likely to get. (And even those who haven't might.)
Most everyone knows who this fellow is. A dashing French skunk who just cannot get himself a lady even with all his charm, accent, and good looks. (Really, what does a guy need to do?) While watching him bounding after a scrambling cat it suddenly hit me just how much he and Shamus Steed are alike. Both French, dashing, handsome, everything a girl should want. A both with an inability to get themselves a girl. (Side note, Steed was not at all pleased I started snickering over the resemblance he has with a skunk.)
The second show reminds me of a character I've not yet introduced. He is in a book, well the romance book I've mentioned before. The only one I've written which has gone through almost too many re-writes to count.
This fellow is a shepherd. Laid back - which is putting his laziness mildly - doesn't really care about anything going on around him, and always looking for a way to get out of work. He is the older brother to the main character in the book - and the main character has a herd of unruly sheep.
At first I thought the TV show reminded me of the main character and his sheep, but when I watched the farmer more I realized it was more his brother - with the main characters sheep.
The farmer, like the brother, makes his dog do all his work. And the sheep, like the main character's sheep, run the whole thing - being they are so much smarter then the farmer. P.S. If you haven't seen Shawn the Sheep you should watch a few. A fun British show if you are too tried to want to watch anything which requires a lot of thought.
And that is all. I'm going to answer some comments then go to bed.
Quote is from Psych, when Jules learns that someone doesn't like her - I think they are trying to kill her or something. I forget exactly but I'm sure someone out there can refresh my memory. *Blink*
Allons-y!
Second...oh wait, there is no second. How is this then?
I was walking through the store the other day when I saw something on one of their TVs which reminded me of a character of mine. A few days later I was watching a TV show which reminded me of another. Therefore, on a bit of randomness, I am here to share them with you.
This one those who have read the book are likely to get. (And even those who haven't might.)
Most everyone knows who this fellow is. A dashing French skunk who just cannot get himself a lady even with all his charm, accent, and good looks. (Really, what does a guy need to do?) While watching him bounding after a scrambling cat it suddenly hit me just how much he and Shamus Steed are alike. Both French, dashing, handsome, everything a girl should want. A both with an inability to get themselves a girl. (Side note, Steed was not at all pleased I started snickering over the resemblance he has with a skunk.)
The second show reminds me of a character I've not yet introduced. He is in a book, well the romance book I've mentioned before. The only one I've written which has gone through almost too many re-writes to count.
This fellow is a shepherd. Laid back - which is putting his laziness mildly - doesn't really care about anything going on around him, and always looking for a way to get out of work. He is the older brother to the main character in the book - and the main character has a herd of unruly sheep.
At first I thought the TV show reminded me of the main character and his sheep, but when I watched the farmer more I realized it was more his brother - with the main characters sheep.
The farmer, like the brother, makes his dog do all his work. And the sheep, like the main character's sheep, run the whole thing - being they are so much smarter then the farmer. P.S. If you haven't seen Shawn the Sheep you should watch a few. A fun British show if you are too tried to want to watch anything which requires a lot of thought.
And that is all. I'm going to answer some comments then go to bed.
Quote is from Psych, when Jules learns that someone doesn't like her - I think they are trying to kill her or something. I forget exactly but I'm sure someone out there can refresh my memory. *Blink*
Allons-y!
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