henna day post

[gwynnega]

It is Henna Day, and the henna is on my head. The lovely autumn weather seems to be inching back to summer again for the next several days, alas. I've been working on the Jo book and writing critique notes for tomorrow night's writing workshop.

Yesterday I took three bags of clothes and boots to the Goodwill. Why is my closet still so full? Then I went to Starbucks for a pumpkin latte, and the barista told me my hair was the same color as the pumpkin syrup. This pleased me.

Meanwhile, General Hospital has fired one of my favorite soap actors, Lexi Ainsworth. GH seems intent on hiring amazingly talented younger actors and then firing them. Plus Garin Wolf's head-writing leaves a lot to be desired. He started out well, but now the writing is aimless and poorly paced. It's as if those in charge want to drive GH into the ground.

Comments

[usedtobeljs]

yay for henna and clothes donations! (Alas for soap news, however.)

[hugs hugs]

[gwynnega]

It's one step forward, ten steps back with GH these days, alas!

::hugs::

[leobrat.livejournal.com]

I'm still pissed about Lexi. I wonder if they'll even give her any semblance of goodbye scenes.

[gwynnega]

I'm still pissed too. I wonder if they shot any of the Kristina/Ethan scenes that have been spoiled, or if they just scrapped the whole storyline. Ugh!

[redeem147.livejournal.com]

They couldn't possibly want to enervate the show to the point fans don't care so they can replace it with some cheap and crappy reality show without objection. Because that would be wrong.

[gwynnega]

Heh. Yeah, that's likely their fiendish plan. On the other hand, they cancelled One Life To Live when it was going UP in the ratings, and fans complained so much that it (and All My Children) are moving to the web--which is probably what will happen to GH. If it does, though, GH needs a decent head-writer...