When it comes to interesting questions, there's always Jeopardy!

I suspect a lot of game shows would be way more fun to participate in than to watch. There are exceptions: There was one called Match Game, in which celebrities would hear a sentence, then fill out the

Quiz Taxi! I looked it up, and it's the same show as the version I've seen over here, Cash Cab, except that one takes place in Las Vegas. I don't usually watch quiz shows, but only because of a lack of

The finale of Timeless aired the next winter and was titled "The Miracle of Christmas Parts 1/II": I wonder if it just hasn't been added to Netflix yet, for some reason? sigh I miss Timeless

The theories are half the fun!

It probably is better! Well, we interrupted her present unwrapping to take a picture, so she was probably thinking "get on with it". No, I wasn't trying to say communicating with animals is unique--I

It was a movie. It was fun, and gave us great moments with the characters and great action; I liked it. In the end it's just a movie, and I judge it on whether I was entertained, which I was--that's how

Sorry you feel that way--Rei did train in the second movie, and heavily at the beginning of the third movie, but I think the source of her talents was also revealed at the end of the third movie. As for

Kind of like missing the family reunion for a few years, and suddenly all the cousins are unfamiliar. I don't think you're going to see the new Star Wars movies very much outside of Disney Plus anymore,

Thanks, and Merry Christmas!

Someone earlier said something that made me understand more why I like this kind of movie franchise. It's like beloved family members and old friends, who come together every few years for a party--and

Thanks!

Yeah, that would be a huge spoiler, all right! Let's just say it's pretty late in the movie before the title really makes sense. It's worth the wait!

That's the way it is with me--I like to see my old friends getting together again. Happy holidays!

There's always a camera hog! Or, in this case, a camera dog.

Nah, they always look that way when they're waiting for a rider. If they're not frolicking in a field, you have to get up close to get a better idea of their feelings and personality. And boy, they have

It certainly does look practical! Unfortunately, it's also over my budget--so for now it's the plastic totes, which luckily aren't too hard to carry.

The horse in the blog belongs to the Pokagon State Park Saddle Barn--which is run by a woman. And next year my wife (who's also a woman) will be assistant manager, so there you go! She knows about all

Things get pretty busy for me with that rain and frost thing ...

Well, there are always little historical glitches.