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From: jyarnot@netcom.com (Jan Yarnot) Subject: GH: Update Thursday March 16 Date: Thu, 16 Mar 1995 22:18:47 GMT CHARLES STREET FOUNDATION AJ & Keisha look over the premises. Keisha can hardly wait to get started: "There's nothing I like better than mixing it up with a good software program." Justus comes in and they talk. Mrs. Julia(?) Hollands comes in, saying what they really need is a deli. Keisha explains the Charles Street Foundation to her and she thinks maybe it would be a good deal for her son, who has dreams of starting a repair shop. She leaves, Justus leaves, AJ goes for lunch and Keisha does windows, and Jason comes by. He remarks that it's a little scary how much he's enjoying this. He's used to business being "people I care about trying to stab other people I care about in the back [Aw, those Quartermaines!] and I hate it!" He and Keisha kiss while AJ watches through the window. ROBIN THE DIAGNOSTICIAN Felicia is worrying at Mac, Robin, Lucas and Bobbie. This is the first 1995 appearance of Lucas and he did fine. He and Robin go off to color. He draws a family picture: "This is my other mommy. She didn't even say goodbye." Robin thinks the picture needs to be pointed out to Bobbie as showing a very disturbed unhappy child. Then she goes to the Gatehouse, where Stone is attempting to better himself by dealing with the inventories of L&B but the numbers keep dancing around. She tells him he's dyslexic. NOT A FIT NIGHT OUT FOR MAN NOR BEAST Lila is worried about Annabelle, and Edward is being nasty. "She'll come home with her hundred and one dalmations right after the twilight bark... Cruella deVille had the right idea." (Meanwhile, we see Annabelle has had the puppy, looking a lot like Foster.) Lila is horrified. "If Annabelle goes, *I* go." She's putting up 500 flyers and will give a hefty reward. Edward mutters (with the Ominous Knell of Doom nearly drowning his voice out) "Those puppies will come into this house over my dead body." Foster appears while Edward is having a sandwich. Edward, while wishing his food was laced with arsenic, gives it to Foster, who takes it to Annabelle. Edward follows. "I should have spent more time on that damn exercise bike of Jason's" (Yes, and I notice his stress-reduction lessons haven't taken, either!) Huffing and puffing, with a dangerously red face, he remarks that "No pregnant dog should be out on a night like this." Suddenly, Edward slips on the ice and cracks his head. (And if that was John Ingle and not a stunt double, I am truly impressed!) He can't get up. He seems to have broken something. Foster growls and Edward blames him, and when he sees Annabelle he yells "There you are, you hussy!" The snow falls.... COMINGS AND GOINGS AT THE BROWNSTONE Once Robin and Lucas have gone upstairs (where are Maria and Maxie?) Kevin and Lucy come in. Lucy really wants to be sympathetic: Bobbie breaks in but Lucy continues to burble, and Bobbie grits her teeth and goes upstairs. Lucy keeps going on and ON in that real Lucy foot-in-mouth way about how awful it must be to have your baby off with a murderer, etc., till Kevin finally gets her away. My station had a bit of tape trouble, maybe lost 30 seconds, and next I see Lucy realizing the extent of her athlete's tongue. She's apologetic, and Felicia is understanding (*I* sure wouldn't be, I *like* Lucy, but she really was extra-annoying!) but Mac isn't. Kevin bundles her up to go to Deception. He's not going with her in case Ryan calls. The mature part of Lucy recognizes the justice of this, but the little-girl-lost part, which is most of her, only sees that Kevin *and* Mac are staying with Filly, and she's devastated. (She also is still feeling guilty about the loose tongue.) She announces over her shoulder that she'll be going to Luke's. Meanwhile, upstairs Bobbie is talking to Lucas. Later she talks to Tony, who hadn't realized how Tiffany leaving so suddenly, as well as the family problems, were hurting Lucas. They go out to dinner. The doorbell rings. It's Garcia, reporting no news, no leads, nothing. -- Jan Yarnot, net.granny, RABbabe | How can I believe there's a butterfly jyarnot@netcom.com | inside you or me when all I see is a Proud owner: Animaniacs jacket! | fuzzy worm? --Trina Paulus *** Posted from the enormous T-Rex on the Yarnot kitchen counter ***