JudyObscure

I love the way he loves her! The time he talked about falling in love with her after seeing her come home, exhausted, one morning...so sweet. He's just so supportive of Chummy, even to pretending to like radish roses. What a guy!

I think Chummy had her baby tucked into it's own crib. That was Chummy's red sofa where the bingo lady was giving birth. I recognized the doilies she was using as puddle pads. Chummy's baby must be the best baby ever for her to have so much extra time while carrying for him, cooking meals from scratch, washing diapers, etc. I was sleep deprived and exhausted the entire first year. These midwives all seem to have super human energy. I had no idea that CF wasn't diagnosed until the 1950's. I kept thinking, it seems like that, but the doctor said he tested for all the obvious things. How sad for the women of those days who thought they just weren't good enough mothers when their children died of rare diseases.

Well, it was fun to see everyone again, but I kind of thought last night's theme of ,"Men Are Beasts!" was a bit heavy handed. Only my dear Mr. Crabb remained sweet and worried. It was fitting to see that Mr. Groves learned to be careful what you wish for, but his red headed babies were adorable. Miss Markel going away? I hope she comes back soon and finds some happiness. I absolutely hated seeing the fabulous Lady Mae humiliated. I'm rooting for a good poisoning there. I liked the women's 1909 hairstyles better. Kitty and Frank, hmmm. I like them but I like Kitty and George better.

I'm not too sure. I really liked her fluffy fifties do. Would flirtatious Trixie really wear something so serious? I hope that bad experience with the actor didn't damage her boy crazy side.

I can't believe how much I'm looking forward to this season starting tonight. It never sounds like it's going to be very exciting and then by the time it's over I'm all crying and strung out from the emotion.

I like her, too. I love the way she takes all her set backs with humor.