Spike the cat asked me to do a little typing for him this evening: "My typist guy has been going next door this week to take care of the cats and watch Reno 911. I know nothing of this program, or others. What's your favorite TV show and why?"
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30 Rock. It's well written, funny, topical, and the cast is super!
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, or The Colbert Report with Stephen Colbert. Politics can be funny! (These are on the comedy channel, so Gary should be able to watch them next door, too!)
I'm also rather fond of The Weather Channel. Because I'm a geek/dork, and because Jim Cantore was such a compassionate reporter during Hurricane Katrina.
This is really geeky, but I'm a big fan of "Unwrapped" on the Food Network. They go behind the scenes of all the different food products made in the U.S. and show you how they are made and packaged.
I have a few faves. The Office because it's funny. Rescue Me because it's funny, and I love Denis Leary. Lost because it keeps me wondering. and 24 because it's like a really good action movie that lasts for 24 hours.
Hmmm, the truth or something far more noble ... because my favourite, or my habit is a program I didn't like at all back home in New Zealand.
I started watched the British series 'Eastenders' when I lived in Istanbul. It was inexplicable but there was something about it that caught all the expats.
Now I'm living in Belgium and I watch it each night it's on ... it's my only habitual show. Worse, my Belgian husband watches it with me and enjoys it.
I really can't explain it.
Movies ... favourite movies. I'm more comfortable with a question about them :) Okay Spike?
I agree about the Office and 30 Rock. We don't have a TV but watch them here on the computer thanks to the excellent Netflix. I also watch a sh!tload of music videos. Surprise!
I suppose I could watch Animal Planet. Programs about bugs are probably good, but veternary ER? No WAY! And maybe some cooking programs! And fishing!!!!
I am so not noble...my favorite show ever was Northern Exposure. Still enjoy that on DVD. I have been totally sucked into Big Brother, but it's an office thing...there's even wagering involved - lol. Much more fun than a football pool.
The new Dr. Who as well as the spinoff Torchwood are two of my faves. I also like Unwrapped and How It's Made on Discovery is a family thing in our house. :-)
My most favourite show ever? Firefly. Hands down. It's the only show that I've purchased the DVDs of.
30 Rock: Extremely well written and always funny. My Name is Earl: This show makes me laugh SO hard! The things they get away with OMG. Miami Ink: Um...cause it's about tats :-) Heroes: Quirky! Lost: Quirky and Sawyer! Pushing Daisies: Beautifully filmed, awesomely acted and...quirky! Dexter: Amazingly well done, to the point that you feel sympathy for a serial killer!
antique roadhouse show; law & order; old movies; drama; the gardener's journal, but I don't think it's on HGTV any more; used to be DIY and HGTV but we're done remodelling so done with those too.
Nigella Lawson's cooking show on the Food Network. She's my girl crush. And Ghost Hunters, a reality series on the Sci-Fi channel. Roto Rooter plumbers by day - ghost hunters by night. 'Nuff said, right?
The Tudors 'cause I like the historical aspect (despite it not being terribly accurate) and the drama of it all. I don't have cable TV though so I rent the discs on DVD at the end of each season and watch 'em all in 3 days! No commercials! :o)
Okay, I'm Canadian so I have to like Corner Gas and the new Little Mosque On The Prairie, and Air Farce. I'm not that up on tv..I still watch Frasier and Friends!
I love Korean historical dramas. Lotsa horses and sword-fighting, great costumes and hair-dos, AND terrific acting. You don't need to speak the language to understand what's going on,- can tell by the tone of voice and facial expressions. [This is true in real life, too. Koreans are very open with their emotions.]
As my old pal Gordo says:
"You want plain, old pots or plates? Go see the other guys. You want whimsy and creativity? Gary's the man!"
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Mary Lee got her pots and says: "Love 'em both......I'm also much relieved to find that both pieces are useable in any of the traditional manners, micro, dishwasher, etc., something I'd wondered about.
I'm truly delighted ....the glaze is so very much nicer in person. Photos do not do it justice, alas! "
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From Quebec, Mags gets excited:
GUESS WHAT? My pots arrived! Oh my GOD! They are beautiful and you are soooooooooo sweet
another happy pig lover wrote:
Thank you so much for the prompt delivery...... I LOVE it!!! This day has been very stressful, and your package certainly brightened it. :-) (Sometimes all ya need is a couple of pigs!)
These will be favorites.
Thanks again, M.P.
When Mona opened up her box of pots she said:
I went all gooshy 'cause they're absolutely amazing! The pigs are gosh-darned cute, and the glaze-work is gorgeous! I can't keep my hands off them! Seriously! I keep finding excuses to walk by them .....
Lucia has something to say:
Gary -
You're awesome.
The vase is beautiful!! It's even more lovely than it looked in the photo. And the surprise, I laughed so loud at its cuteness that a co-worker came in and asked what was so funny. Thank you so much! I felt just like it was Christmas here in the office this morning, and I'm smiling. Wooooohooo!!! You're excellent.
--Lucia
E.S. sez:
The package made it in excellent condition! I absolutely loved them. I almost couldn't part with the pig mug, but I gave it to my coworker for her birthday who is in love with pigs.
and more happy customers say:
"Gary, my pots arrived! They're beautiful just as I expected
I just wanted to thank you ever so much...adorable." Maggie
23 comments:
30 Rock. It's well written, funny, topical, and the cast is super!
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, or The Colbert Report with Stephen Colbert. Politics can be funny! (These are on the comedy channel, so Gary should be able to watch them next door, too!)
I'm also rather fond of The Weather Channel. Because I'm a geek/dork, and because Jim Cantore was such a compassionate reporter during Hurricane Katrina.
This is really geeky, but I'm a big fan of "Unwrapped" on the Food Network. They go behind the scenes of all the different food products made in the U.S. and show you how they are made and packaged.
The new Dr. Who, funny and is sci-fi, who could ask for anything more?
I have a few faves.
The Office because it's funny.
Rescue Me because it's funny, and I love Denis Leary.
Lost because it keeps me wondering.
and 24 because it's like a really good action movie that lasts for 24 hours.
Hmmm, the truth or something far more noble ... because my favourite, or my habit is a program I didn't like at all back home in New Zealand.
I started watched the British series 'Eastenders' when I lived in Istanbul. It was inexplicable but there was something about it that caught all the expats.
Now I'm living in Belgium and I watch it each night it's on ... it's my only habitual show. Worse, my Belgian husband watches it with me and enjoys it.
I really can't explain it.
Movies ... favourite movies. I'm more comfortable with a question about them :) Okay Spike?
I agree about the Office and 30 Rock. We don't have a TV but watch them here on the computer thanks to the excellent Netflix. I also watch a sh!tload of music videos. Surprise!
I suppose I could watch Animal Planet. Programs about bugs are probably good, but veternary ER? No WAY! And maybe some cooking programs! And fishing!!!!
I am so not noble...my favorite show ever was Northern Exposure. Still enjoy that on DVD. I have been totally sucked into Big Brother, but it's an office thing...there's even wagering involved - lol. Much more fun than a football pool.
YES, Northern Exposure was GREAT.
The new Dr. Who as well as the spinoff Torchwood are two of my faves. I also like Unwrapped and How It's Made on Discovery is a family thing in our house. :-)
My most favourite show ever? Firefly. Hands down. It's the only show that I've purchased the DVDs of.
I watch Big Brother too, seasonally. But, my fav show(s) is/are:
How I Met Your Mother (it's like the new "Friends.")
Adventures of New Christine (Elaine from Seinfeld)
Two and a Half Men
That's my Monday night line-up!
30 Rock: Extremely well written and always funny.
My Name is Earl: This show makes me laugh SO hard! The things they get away with OMG.
Miami Ink: Um...cause it's about tats :-)
Heroes: Quirky!
Lost: Quirky and Sawyer!
Pushing Daisies: Beautifully filmed, awesomely acted and...quirky!
Dexter: Amazingly well done, to the point that you feel sympathy for a serial killer!
antique roadhouse show; law & order; old movies; drama; the gardener's journal, but I don't think it's on HGTV any more; used to be DIY and HGTV but we're done remodelling so done with those too.
oh, and House
Nigella Lawson's cooking show on the Food Network. She's my girl crush. And Ghost Hunters, a reality series on the Sci-Fi channel. Roto Rooter plumbers by day - ghost hunters by night. 'Nuff said, right?
The Tudors 'cause I like the historical aspect (despite it not being terribly accurate) and the drama of it all. I don't have cable TV though so I rent the discs on DVD at the end of each season and watch 'em all in 3 days! No commercials! :o)
SnakeMaster LOVES Animal Planet. It's probably the only reason we even have cable.
Okay, I'm Canadian so I have to like Corner Gas and the new Little Mosque On The Prairie, and Air Farce.
I'm not that up on tv..I still watch Frasier and Friends!
Mooky and Socks (cats)love hockey so they can chase the puck around the screen! They're lovin' the tennis right now!
I know! When we had TV and watched football, the cats loved it!
I love Korean historical dramas. Lotsa horses and sword-fighting, great costumes and hair-dos, AND terrific acting. You don't need to speak the language to understand what's going on,- can tell by the tone of voice and facial expressions. [This is true in real life, too. Koreans are very open with their emotions.]
I have no TV (and am Canadian) but I watch Da Vinci's inquest, House and the West Wing when with others. Also, Corner Gas.
-- Marian
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