CaseyRC

My mother recently passed away and we're going through all her documents and estate and due to both her fifty years of shorthand and dementia she had a tendency of scribbling on any old piece of paper and switching to shorthand part way through, especially if she was on the phone. Neither my sister nor I can read shorthand(nor do we know anyone who does) and we were hoping someone might be able to at least give some context to what she has written on this letter draft. It might have to do with leasehold or the like?

I assume, due to being English and the time she'd have learned, that the base of her shorthand would be Pittman but I honestly couldn't tell you! Apologies for the coffee stai

As the end of the year rapidly approaches, a lot of creators put out their "best of the year" videos. Those I follow tend to be a mix of those that are strict about only rating products first tried/first released in X year, while others go by what they consider to be the best product they used all year regardless of its release or how many years they used it (ie EmilyNoel83 will mention that a product has won an 'Emily award' before, and many are multiple year winners).

My preference leans towards the latter because for me I'd rather spend my money on what that person considers best overall (assuming I trust their review) rather than "well this was the best of what was released this year"

I keep remembering a clip from an episode, and its definitely 4,, 5 or 6 as it's BJ but pre-moustache, in which Radar and BJ are in Radar's office and BJ is in the corner holding the teddy bear, wearing his blue robe. I don't know if Radar knows he's there because BJ seems to scare the crap out of Radar who gets up and then snatches the teddy bear back. It's very adorable and I can't remember context and would love to!

Can anyone remember the episode in question?

I guess next season will involve much holding of the baby and hiding behind counters while they try to hide Jennifer's baby bump! Reminds me of Holly Marie Combs being pregnant the season after her character during OG Charmed!

Congrats to Jennifer and Brian!

All good witches get a Whitelighter. Why then do the Charmed Ones, aka the most powerful and therefore in danger, witches only get one for three people? Why not a whitelighter each? If they didn't all live together - unlikely in reality- they'd be unable to travel to each other constantly and a single whitelighter wouldn't be able to orb to them all in one go, they'd only be able to retrieve one at a time.

I know a downside of having more than one Whitelighter would be that it adds more voices to a situation, they wouldnt all agree etc but in fights/ injuries/retrievals etc, having more than one Whitelighter would seem advantageous rather than thinking one could cover three people, no

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In feb 2019, Armie had an interview for the release of On The Basis off Sex. https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/films/features/armie-hammer-interview-basis-sex-white-male-privilege-call-me-your-name-a8788056.html

There were, among the shallow musings on white male privilege, some interesting quotes given current events.

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*Every time he says those words – “*straight white men” – he over-pronounces the “Ts”, enunciating the words as if they’re bitter on his tongue. “

Who doesn't love some faux-woke

The flashback is said to be 2015, at which point Christopher would have been 3 years old. Yet he's apparently still bottle fed (Eddie has a bottle of milk) and over the baby monitor he cries like a newborn. I know he has CP but even a 3 year old with some physical developmental delays isn't going to cry like that, and highly unlikely he'd still be bottle fed.

Did the writers forget Christopher's age?