I have all my accounts because it's usually the only way that my friends communicate. Which drives me nuts. I mean, who makes plans over facebook? Pick up the phone. Now I only post stupid quotes for my amusement or pictures of my children so their relatives can see.

Don't get me started with the way I think that technology is us as a people, because I can rant on that forever.

I have children. It's the girls that bring out the evil Queen in me. At least one of them does. The other thinks she's a ninja. In most Disney movies the princess annoys me to no end. The newer ones aren't as bad. I've stressed to all my children that at 16 you don't meet someone from across the room and then get married 5 seconds later. This is why I love the movie Enchanted. It mocks all of that and has a cute little chipmunk that doesn't sing.

It's funny, I'm an evil queen now due to age and experience and the fact that I'm just evil (heh), but I've always identified with the male hero (or anti-hero) as the case maybe. Possibly because there are so few female heroes, possibly because I saw Han Solo for the first time as a child and wanted a Wookie of my own.

It's the villain that's not always completely evil that are the most interesting, especially considering most people aren't evil in reality just for the sake of being bad. There's motivation that makes sense to them, just as all the women you've listed. It's not like the bad guy woke up one day and went, "Yeah, doing right is for suckers, let's make everyone miserable."

Nope, I can see your point. I've always had an issue with the fact that Damon has killed people (including Jeremy) and gets forgiven. Hell, Stefan lives with Damon even after Damon offed their "uncle" and, Vicki and whoever else. Maybe it's because he's cute?

I was just pointing out Caroline's side of it as to why she shouldn't (not yet) forgive him. Although Tyler's cute, so that should eventually work in his favor too.

Dean must have taken make-up tips from Lisa, because she was always the color of an umpa lumpa, too.

Other than that, this episode was okay. It wasn't horrible and it wasn't great. For me, it felt like it was trying to hard to be like episodes of old and if felt forced. Bobby's reaction was a bit like mine, wary skepticism.

Even the build up to the "Mother" was meh. I called that when the alpha vampire said something about everyone having a mother. Whatever, I mean, what can you do to top the Apocalypse? So yeah, the big bad was always going to be a bit of a let down.

Part of the show were fun to watch though. Oh, how I missed the witty brotherly banter. Then I wonder how they are going to fix the fall out when the Wall of Sam comes tumbling down. A 1 1/2 in hell with Michael and Lucy? Yeah, that's not going to be an easy fix.

With that said, I'll be watching, because I want to see how they are going to spin this tail and just what is going to happy with our boys.

For the longest time I had my old Atari (it still worked), as well as a ton of old games (Ka-Boom was a favorite). I also had a copy of that ET game up until a few years ago. My brother took it and placed it on a shelf in his "game" room. A tribute to the horror that was buried in the desert.