dizzydame

Maybe I'm remembering it wrong and she was in fact attacked while in bed. Hhmmm, think I'll do some googling. So I just googled. She says she was out on the tundra just putting a pump in the water when the bear snatched her up.

I'm pretty sure Sue said she was attacked outdoors and somehow dragged herself into her "twinkie" which is where she was eventually found. At least I think it's the structure in which she lives that she calls the "twinkie" because it does indeed look like, at least from the air, a "twinkie".

I am up to here with the Hailstone's all telling me how much fun they're having. No matter what they're doing, they're having fun. From struggling to put up their tent in windy weather to shooting seals in the water, gathering eggs from nests, whatever. Even the daughters, yep all having a rip roaring time. And I'm tired of whatshisname who raises and races in the Iditarod with his dogs telling me how brave, how ingenious, how strong, how inventive, all the positives one must be to live his lifestyle. In other words how freaking amazing he is.

When I first heard this earlier this morning I was shocked. If I, as a fan am shocked I can't imagine how Captain Wild Bill feels. He had a couple of young children but don't know if he ever married his girlfriend. Although he seemed to have overcome his addictions and was doing good it won't surprise me if it's drug related. Many addicts fall off the wagon several times before finally beating the devil. I'm just saddened by this.

On top of being up to here with Josh using his dad's demise to promote everything he does I wish he'd get those dumbo ears pinned back. Those frickin ads for his frickin Hawaii BS made me hit the record button and change channels. I'll watch it later today so I can fast forward through anything & everything having to do with him.

The more I watch Ink Master the more I wish Best Ink would come back on the air. Too much manufactured drama.

Almost all of the shows I watch these days I record because of all the advertising. So...I find myself fast forwarding through the Hailstone's when they're shown. Actually Jesse's bits on the show are beginning to seem repetitive to me as well telling us over and over how much he loves and is committed to his dogs. Actually if it wasn't for Sue's adventures as well as just her over all demeanor and for Rico (however he spells it) coming on board I might have skipped this season altogether.

Oh crap Glen is back. Although he's got some family with him and genuinely seems to be happier with them there. Well maybe it was just me that was happier because now it won't be all about him. Nevertheless I was so hoping it would be Rico returning. He was much more authentic and much more interesting. Jessie on one hand I admire what he's doing and doing it on his own but at the same time I'm tired of him letting me know he greatly deserves that admiration......you have to be strong to lead this lifestyle......you have to be brave.....you have to be this....you have to be that.....all positive traits that he has to constantly be letting us know he has in spades.

Charlie is one heck of a good kid. And what a hard worker. He's a son anyone would be proud of. But, I hate to say it about such a genuine young person but that whiny or nasally or whatever the problem is voice of his would drive me batty in no time.