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From: jyarnot@netcom.com (Jan Yarnot) Subject: GH: Update Thursday August 10 Date: Sat, 12 Aug 1995 15:44:20 GMT On the mystery mailing list, someone suggested the emoticon X-( meaning brain-dead, so there may be times I use this for our own BrainDead Brenda. However, not for today's update, as X-( didn't appear. SLY was there! Thereby doubling his appearances this year. And the girl, Julie Ann Knetzgar? Was that the name of the little girl, the desirable one, in the commercial that Sly was in last year? If so, what a neat in-joke, similar to Reginald being an expert on marine disasters. THE GO-KART; or REALLY, LAURA IS PRETTY COOL Laura comes into the garden and finds Lucky working on some contraption which she hazards a guess at, a spaceship? "MOM! I'm not 9 any more!" She finds out it's a go-kart, and absolutely forbids it. They argue and she goes to call Luke. Sly and Julie Ann show up. Luke, on the phone, puts forth that Stone is a mitigating circumstance... he just lit up at being asked to help. At this point, here comes Stone with gears and a chain. He admits to Sly (I love Sly, I miss Sly, I would like to see more of Sly than once every 4 months, hello PTB?) and Julie Ann that he has AIDS. They're cool with this. Laura comes by to tell Lucky it's OK to build the go-kart. Sly calls her "Mrs. Spencer." Mrs. Spencer??? What happened to "Aunt Laura?" And if he'd been around as much as they say, it SHOULD be "Aunt Laura!" Hello, writers? While tinkering with the whosis, Stone cuts himself... "DON'T TOUCH ME!!" Laura just happens to have her handy pack of latex gloves. I dunno, I never did, except when teaching, not as a Mom in the house. She bandages him up quite calmly and goes for the bleach to clean the go-kart and area. Both Stone (whose mother could never have been this competent!) and Lucky are impressed. THE DESIGNER DRESS; or IN YOUR EYE, PHILADELPHIA! MaryMae is having her photo shot and Lois and Ned are watching. She's relaxed and mildly flirting (if there is such a thing on this soap!) unlike your humble Updater, who freezes at a camera. Lois asks Ned how he can possibly be enjoying himself with Sonny being raided. (She's taken a while to remember that she and Sonny were friends!) Ned looks smug. [I don't think it's so much putting his women out of danger, as it is that he really hates having a boss, especially one who can stand him down.] Ned suggests something special for MaryMae's opening in Philadelphia. Lois thinks of popping out of a cake? But no, they will save that for anniversaries. Ned would like MM to have a designer original, don't let her see the price tag. Heck, even Lois knows that "if you have to ask, you can't afford it" and that designer originals don't have price tags. Lois and MM go shopping. I look at the selection of subdued pastels and blacks she picks and think Red, but then (this is to show what generation I come from!) I remember Mammy in Gone With The Wind and think that probably MM is coming from the same place. Sure enough, after Lois rejects everything, including a blue satin number I thought had potential, she picks up a red one. Mary Mae says, "but this is Philadelphia!" Lois asks what her family would think, and MM lists everyone, all of whom, even uptight Justus, would go for it. But her mother, rest in peace, wouldn't approve. MM tries on the dress and it's gorgeous. Lois asks MM what she thinks, and it's the Line of the Day: "Sorry, Mom, gotta check this out!" and they sashay off to get accessories. FELICIA SUFFERS SOME DISAPPOINTMENTS; or SOMETIMES MOTHERHOOD ISN'T ALL IT'S CRACKED UP TO BE Felicia mopes around the Outback. She and Mac hear from Garcia about the search warrent, and still F. expresses no sympathy for Stone. Or for the Fourth Amendment, for that matter. Tony comes in and sees that Felicia is depressed. Tony wants to know why. Well, it seems that while Maxie is learning and growing, and thanked Filly for her breakfast, it isn't enough to offset the days and days of diapers and packing lunchboxes, etc. Filly wants a good adventure. [Maybe it's time for Ryan to return!] Tom comes in. He never gets philosophical before noon. They laugh about the camping trip. Tony tells Tom to hang in there with his pursuit of Simone, look at how well he and Bobbie are now getting along. Felicia just had two of the men in her life look elsewhere, so THAT kind of adventure is scotched, too. Tom, then Tony, head for the hospital, best buddies, and Mac is puzzled because it seemed to him Bobbie was seeing things differently. [Say it around Amy, so Monica will hear it.] TWO EXPRESS TRAINS HEADING FOR A CRASH; or CONSTITUTION, *WHAT* CONSTITUTION? Sonny is on the phone to Harry giving him the numbers for the out-of-town bank account, when there's a knock on the door. It's Lily. She's dropped by to discuss BrainDead and Icky, which Sonny, repressing, is "totally cool" with. Garcia comes to execute the search warrent, [this makes me so angry! I like Garcia, but I love my Bill of Rights more, and he has never heard of it!] and Lily casually picks up the address book Sonny was working from and slips it into her purse. Garcia packs up all the papers and suggests a good attorney "whatever happened to Phil Cusak?" [Pest extermination, actually]. Maybe Sonny could hire Scotty [Up against Lee, that'd be fun] or the vanished Paul. Sonny is upset with Ned and throws stuff. [I love Sonny in a temper, especially as he tries so hard to repress it, and more especially as he hasn't hit anyone since he threw Stone into the Lake.] Lily gives him back his address book and then asks archly "just how grateful ARE you, Sonny?" Maybe she is the evil kingpin of crime after all. She likes having Sonny in her debt, maybe he could buy her San Juan. He asks if she'd settle for Oswego. Oddly enough, this doesn't appeal to her. But she'll accept a lovely dinner at a good restaurant. Sonny calls Harry over to survey the damage. Sonny tells Luke about this and says he will get out of the club and move, since this is not going to help Luke and Laura. Luke, predictably, looks disappointed. Sonny says he can move, "since Stone is still healthy", which is an Ominous Knell of Doom comment if ever I heard one. Harry is mad at having had his office searched. He'd encoded the sensitive information using PGP, though. Obviously Sonny and Ned are heading for a clash. Ned is disappointed when Garcia reports. Mac says he thinks Ned will be involved with Sonny for a long time. Ned doesn't think so. -- Jan Yarnot, net.granny, RABbabe, Proud Mom to Stands-With-a-Book, the Booklist Boy, the IRS Guy, the Tycoon, and Sunbunny. Nifty Fifty (growing older is mandatory, growing up is optional.) jyarnot@netcom.com Hey, Major League Baseball! Grow up!!