Suddenly there be audiobooks! Lots of audiobooks! I went from zero to
seven (and counting) in the blink of an eye. Okay, so maybe the "blink
of an eye" took a few decades but I'm there now and totally delighted!
It will take a few days for most of them to trickle over to Amazon and
iTunes, but here's the link for Audible.
AT LAST is featured today on the Kindle Books and Tips Blog. Check it out and while you're there, take a look at the other books available. (You -know- your TBR pile needs a boost!)
So The Husband and I are watching The Sting
(I've still never made it all the way through to the end without falling
asleep) and I commented that Newman and Redford were prettier than any
of the women in the movie. Especially Redford, I said.
(I mean, the man was gorgeous.) Anyway, The Husband looked at Redford
on the screen then turned to me and said, "You really think that
pock-marked shrimp is good-looking?"
I'm still trying to come up with a suitable response that doesn't include loud whoops of laughter.
The Top 10 (of 101) Best Writter TV Shows of All Time according to TV Guide and the Writers Guild:
1. The Sopranos – Created by David Chase 2. Seinfeld – Created by Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld 3. The Twilight Zone - Season One writers: Charles Beaumont, Richard Matheson, Robert Presnell, Jr., Rod Serling 4. All in the Family - Developed for television by Norman Lear, based on Till Death Do Us Part, created by Johnny Speight 5. M*A*S*H* - Developed for television by Larry Gelbart 6. The Mary Tyler Moore Show - Created by James L. Brooks and Allan Burns 7. Mad Men - Created by Matthew Weiner 8. Cheers - Created by Glen Charles & Les Charles and James Burrows 9. The Wire – Created by David Naima Simone
10. The West Wing – Created by Aaron Sorkin
Totally agree that The Sopranos deserve the top spot. Brilliant in ways
I'm still discovering. I've never watched The Wire of Mad Men so I
can't comment on them but I would definitely move The West Wing into the
#2 spot. And I'd add Barney Miller. What do you think?