We have seen Shilo’s interest in Victorian Chick-Lit (particularly Wuthering Heights) as far back as here. I admit at the time I assumed it was a bit of a throwaway gag showing how much the band was under Michelle’s thumb,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Michelle was right to tell Dana that Nancy’s love of baseball made it the safest dinner conversation. She probably should have mentioned that Nancy is a die hard Providence Night Gaunts fan. (perhaps she did, suggesting it might make for[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This year’s Thanksgiving is here at last. It looks like Nancy’s relationship with Dana has gotten more friendly than before. (Not that they were ever antagonistic, or anything, but before the only thing they had in common was their men.)[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Paul and Shilo have been good friends since the beginning. Snarkiness is allowed, even in front of family. We know that Nancy was giving Dana some tips during the picnic. Presumably, it happened here.
As Nancy points out, retreating to the kitchen may be cliche but it’s nice to have it as an option. Besides, it gives you easier access to the booze.
Shilo doesn’t like to talk about his past, especially to his kids for fear of setting a bad example. If he mentions it at all he describes it as “walking the earth” to the kids. Regrettably, this only makes it[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This one was a little hard to write. I didn’t want Nancy’s Uncle, and boss, to come off as a jerk or worse. By all accounts, he seems like a nice guy. For the time being, let us say that[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It’s hard to tear yourself from a game, even though it’s time for Thanksgiving Dinner. That’s right. I did a Red Wedding reference in a Thanksgiving storyline.
