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To: Alan Smithee who wrote (211601)	12/28/2011 3:07:26 AM
From: KLP	Respond to of 225578

Don't blame you one bit for that! Maybe a good Western will work for now....or a Star Wars repeat.... I bought something for Hubby for Christmas and want to see both myself....one is a set of Railroad (old and new) trips....and the other is all the National Parks - I think they are both from Readers Digest... We've been just resting, reading, sorting some papers, and napping....I almost never nap, but have enjoyed the last two days for that.... Hope you find some time to do that as well....rest always makes us ready to cope again....

To: Alan Smithee who wrote (211601)	12/28/2011 7:00:50 AM
From: ManyMoose	1 Recommendation Respond to of 225578

b\Good idea! I watched episode one in its entirety and thought it sad that such fine acting would be expended on such a gloomy topic. If you want to watch a good series, try "Monarch of the Glen." It's a BBC production. We have watched all the episodes. It's hard to stop watching because one episode leads you into another. You start to love the characters and the scenario. I recommend it highly for you. Forget Breaking Bad. Ballykissangel and Hamish Macbeth are two other BBC productions I've watched clear through. Same result: You can't wait to see what happens next. There is comedy and sadness, but you don't have to worry about seeing something you'd rather not. I don't think the latter two are on Netflix streaming but you can get DVDs from the library, or Netflix.