…must be time to announce the SHaQ Attack winner! Woo hoo!

Well, this week was pretty tough, as I’ve had my share of snowbound romances. But the one that fit the “snowbound in a cabin” description was Dark Knight, one of my old Loveswepts. I had faith, though, and Four Fabulous Blog Babes did come up with the right answer. So…all four of you win!! Jennifer Y, Mel, Lee, and Joyce, you all get a book from my website bookshelf (this includes my March release, The Great Scot if you so choose.) Send a few title selections (in case I’m out of your first choice) and your address and I will get it in the mail with my next batch.
Congratulations!

Tune in next week for the next SHaQ Attack hunt…I promise I’ll go easier on ya.

So, last night on Grey’s Anatomy it was a lot more fun to watch than last week’s show. Am I the only one who has a harder time watching Isaiah now? I’ve never exactly loved his character, but it’s harder to watch him interact with the other actors now. I hate that I’m pulled out of the story that way, but hopefully it will fade in time.

The Amish storyline was interesting and sad. I loved that Alex confronted Addison and told her she didn’t have to avoid him because he could actually control himself in her presence (and he still wants her - bad - you just know it. But I loved the direction the writers went with there.) Liked Mer and Der this week. Liked how George and Izzy bonded in their shared grief. Loved Bailey returning to form, and all four of the leading doctors at Seattle Grace sitting on the floor like they were in time out while she lectured them on her disappointment. Loved even more when Richard told her she was a future chief. Loved the look on her face.

The promised surprises in the last few minutes definitely got me. George proposing to Callie. Saw that one coming, thought he was such a cutie patootie….will she say yes? Given the circumstances in his life…should she say yes? Loved Cristina finally relenting and speaking, and the speech she gave. Mouth dropped open when Burke countered by proposing. Like I said, I’m not a huge Burke fan, but I loved that moment. Was all excited that McSteamy might be leaving - gorgeous man, hate the character he plays. Just nothing much to root for there and usually they’re better about making every character both flawed and redeeming. So I’m conflicted on him staying. Not conflicted that the chief might stay. Heart wrenching moment when he realized his wife had moved on and was with another man. So deserved - months, Richard? As she said…what did you expect? - but still poignant and sad. All in all, a Grey’s Anatomy filled with Grey Goodness. Next week? Looks like we get back to the medical part of what makes Grey’s a Must See show. Can’t wait!

It was the wee hours when I finally got to watch Grey’s so I unfortunately haven’t watched Men in Trees yet…but I’m all excited to see in the previews that Jane is back in Elmo. More Plow Guy! I hope anyway. What I really want is Less Lynn! But I’m sure that will take awhile. I hope the writers are perusing various message boards and see the absolute united loathing people have for that storyline. Justine Bateman has zilch chemistry with Jack. Even if I hate the storyline - and I do - they’d have a chance to sway me if there was even an iota of hot between those two. I can’t believe we wasted a good couch scene and a half naked Jack last week…on Cold Fish Lynn. Ugh. But I have faith! I do! Just don’t make me wait too long through this silly detour.

Have a great weekend everyone! Skiing for me…and some Grand Slam tennis. Woo hoo!

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