Hey, S!

I find it correlates most closely to how much soap I have on my hands. Or water. Or grease. Or anything else that makes it hard to jot notes on paper or cellphone.

Merry Christmas, Elizabeth!

I haven't been able to read a paper book or an eBook in years. Both aggravate my neck arthritis. I am an audiobook girl now. I can read while I work, clean house, drive, until I fall asleep at night (with a timer otherwise the narrator invades my dreams). Limits my choices, but it is what it is.

MS Word is my b!+<#. It might be my settings, but I don't remember what they are because it's been working for me for years.

For every day fact-finding (as opposed to academic standards), it at least cites its sources for verification, and points out when no sources are sited. Far cry from a lot of so-called fact sites on the 'tubes.

Mandy Patinkin and his character left the show for similar reasons. And apparently Thomas Gibson was as insufferable as Hotchner was.

I was using it this weekend to edit on my phone while lying down because I'm not feeling 100%, and didn't want to stand/sit at my computer. Lost my active changes twice. Urgh.

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Sure, give me another reason to visit my cousins', aunt, uncle, and grandparents' old stomping grounds. Visiting you!

That show gets maligned for everything it gets wrong about the BAU, but if you just accept those creative choices and let it be what it is, it's a fascinating look into investigators looking long into the abyss, while the abyss looks long into them.

😬 I hate when that happens. We learn over time to back up everything, three different ways, and yet, there is a corrolary to Murphy's Law that anything that can be lost will be lost in proportion to its importance.