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The wonder of CSI shows

May 8, 2007 by Tricia

I can’t believe I’ve only watched on CSI show this week! We copy all of our favorite shows on the DVR and watch them when we have time. This week Chris has been working until 8 pm so we are way behind watching some of our favorite shows.

This weeks CSI Miami was a bit strange … first Wolf is a journalist and by the end of the show it sure appeared that he’d be going back to work as a CSI. The show was different than the usual CSI too wasn’t it? Did anyone watch it.

What I really like about the CSI shows is how they figure out everything from one tiny drop of blood tracing it to someones DNA, or a tiny peptide molecule. I know that real life CSI’s solve cases in this manner as well but in real life it takes weeks, months or even years … yet almost every CSI case is solved within a day. If only crimes were solved that fast in real life eh? There’d probably be a lot less crime!





Filed Under: Entertainment, Recreation, Television Tagged With: catching criminals, crime, CSI, CSI Miami, DNA, DVR, less crime, no crime, science, solving crimes

Getting back into cooking

May 7, 2007 by Tricia

I’ve really been on a real cooking kick this week. Yes, normally I do cook our meals but we’d fallen into a bit of a rut and it was the same ol thing time and time again. I mean, with my tummy troubles I do have to be careful what I eat, but still … unless I’m feeling really bad who says food has to be boring?

I once thought that I might become a professional chief. I enjoy cooking that much. Actually up until a month before my wedding I was going to cook the meal for oh … 150 guests! Right. I’m glad someone talked me out of that! Still I did manage to make the wedding cake and many of the pastries, deserts and finger foods.

Of course in those days we often had people over to our house each week for full dinners. Perhaps five nights a week we had guest and I’d make up seafood meals, Roast beef, marinated grape chicken and so on. I was right into the whole cooking thing. I thought of taking courses at the kitchen academy or another cooking school who’s name I’ve forgotten at this moment.

I grew tired of having guests over almost every night. It was my own fault of course because I was feeding them delicious meals. If you were the recipient of free and tasty meals would you stop dropping in? No I think not. I think we got out of that cycle by suddenly having other plans almost every day for several months in a row. It took a while to get out of that habit and train our friends out of dining at Cafe Tricia but it worked.

We still do have dinner parties, and our friends drop over several times a week, but not always for meals this time round. Most of our dinner parties begin about this time of year and slow down by mid-fall. We have the winter to ourselves for the most part before the entertaining season begins anew each year.

Do any of you enjoy cooking an entertaining as much as I have at times?

Filed Under: Dining and Restaurants, Entertainment, Home and Lifestyle, Life with Chris, Recreation, Socializing Tagged With: cooking, cooking classes, cooking for friends, creative cooking, dinner, enjoy cooking, friends drop in, professional chief

What a day!

May 7, 2007 by Tricia

I can’t believe how wiped out I am! I thought I got a fair amount of sleep last night but it’s been a draining day. Something very upsetting happened this morning right before I had to go see my pain doctor and between that and the visit with the doctor who contradicted herself several times I just felt put off all day.

I think I’m just going to take it easy tonight. Spend some time with my husband relaxing and watching TV.

Filed Under: Health Fitness and Beauty, Home and Lifestyle Tagged With: angry, crohns, feeling off, Health and Fitness, Health Fitness and Beauty, IBD, Inflammatory bowel disease, pain, pain doctor, sick, wiped out

They could be twins

May 7, 2007 by Tricia

I didn’t have the best day today. Got up early and had an appointment with the pain doctor who I’m starting to think is talking in circles and not thinking things out. I’ll get more into that perhaps in another post.

Anyway, I wasn’t feeling up to par so around 5 pm I decided to lie down on the couch for half an hour or so and have a nap. I was hoping I’d feel better when I got up.

Well, I didn’t fall asleep until after 6, and then I was awoken at 7 pm by my elderly neighbor banging on my door and coming right into the house! That’ll be yet another post. Don’t worry Chris was there, I wasn’t sleeping all by myself with the door unlocked.

I awoke to see that Chris was watching a television show called the Sea Hunters. To my amazement this one man, James Delgado, the Canadian Executive Director of the Vancouver Maritime Museum and one of the world’s leading maritime archaeologists looked very much like one of my favorite CSI characters.

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James Delgado
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Gil Grissom

Watching him talk about the dive they were doing and the shipwreck that they’d discovered from the late 1800’s in the Baltic Sea I noticed that not only did he look like Gil Grissom from CSI (Las Vegas version, played by William Petersen), but his facial expressions and mannerisms were very much like Grissoms’.

I couldn’t find a photo of Gil Grissom that look as much like James Delgado as I thought he did on the episode of Sea Hunters, but even in this comparison they could at least be brothers couldn’t they? Just watch the first minute or so of the first video on this page, at about 50 seconds you’ll catch a good look of James and he looks an awful lot like Gil.

What do you think? Close enough to be brothers? Fraternal twins? At the very least relatives?

Filed Under: Entertainment, Recreation, Television, Video Tagged With: Executive Director, Gil Grissom, James Delgado, look alike, maritime archaeologist, Sea Hunters, twins, Vancouver Maritime Museum, William Petersen

DebtHelp.com Articles and information for kinds of financial problems

May 6, 2007 by Tricia

I’ve just been visiting a site called DebtHelp.com that has informative articles about just about any kind of financial dealing that you may ever encounter. It’s basically a one site solution for any and all of your financial needs.

There are articles about debt consolidation loans, settlements and counseling, Mortgage Refinance, Home Equity Loans, and Second Mortgages, Student Loan Consolidation Programs for Federal and Private Loans, and Tax Loans, Offer in Compromise, Garnishments, and Payment Plans.

You see what I mean? At some point we all end up taking out a loan, starting or mortgage or if we are really unlucky end up having to pay back a lot of taxes! Why not use a site such as this to learn more about the particular financial situation you find yourself in?

Not only will you find excellent articles on this site, but you’ll also be able to get help from their staff of financial experts. You can get simple and secure quotes for a dozen different debt products that will help you get out of debt quickly and easily.

Visit the Help Center to find financial related articles, use search to find specifically what you’re looking for, and ask questions that will be answered by the sites team of debt experts.

I’ll bet that some of you reading about this wish you’d found this site as you were preparing your taxes! Visit the site now and bookmark it in case you need it in the future. Read through the articles too just in case some of the information is helpful to your current situation.

Filed Under: Family, Home and Lifestyle, Money Tagged With: debt consolidation, Delbthelp.com, financial needs, financial website, free financial help, team of financial experts

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