Many things to do ( Read more... )

The actor who portrayed Scott Breckenridge in 1966 (when he was 40 years old, playing a man who was 35 by episode canon), was a fascinating man who would have been worth knowing. He was well educated, literate (in fact, became a very successful writer), and evidently sensitive enough to have been made "physically ill" by Otto Preminger during the ( Read more... )

I'm going to have to get rid of my cat marcros community. I like looking at the photos from time to time, but it completely overwhelms my friends page (and since I have no 'friends' per se, that's saying something). I guess I can figure out how to do a filter ... I have a lot to learn about journaling here, even though I've been around for close to ( Read more... )

The first episode of Big Valley is set six years after the death of Tom Barkley, according to several lines of dialogue. And the date on Barkley's tombstone is 1870, so we can assume it's now 1876.

The Barkley's once again are battling The Railroad, a favorite villain of ranchers and homesteaders (often used as the deciding force that turned Jesse ( Read more... )

I didn't do much else today but work on avatars and write on a story that pairs Jarrod Barkley with his law school 'chum,' Brett Skyler. Part of the pleasure of writing this story is imagining the look on Jarrod's face if he happened to read about his love and longing for the nefarious Skyler ( Read more... )

I have to thank the anonymous donor who gifted me with a year's paid journal time! Along with that, I get over a hundred user pics (which will certainly give me a lot of room to add icons).

It's not like I couldn't have afforded to do this for myself, but it means a lot more coming as a gift.

Well, I happened to check in on the BV slash community, and things are quite hopping over there. I couldn't help jumping into a little round robin about the Barkley brothers ( Read more... )

I could probably scare someone about now, and I wouldn't need a costume to do it.

Roger is going to be harder and harder to beat. At tennis, that is.

He had it. In the fifth set, the win was in his hands ( Read more... )