Chez

My wife was out of town last week so I caught with some series that I've missed. Watched the first season of "Bloodlines" which was much better than I thought it would be. And I watched the first four episodes of "OJ: Made in America" which was spectacular and should win some awards. I'm looking forward to watching Episode 5.

KevinG -- I had the same thought while watching The Speech, but then read an article this morning in the NYT[!] demonstrating that the "facts" cited by Trump were mostly true or, at least, supportable. What offended me was his attempt to co-opt "You Can't Always Get What You Want" after the speech! I wonder what Mick and Keith think.

Rudy Giuliani seemed so angry, I thought his head might explode. I've decided I can't watch either party's convention. Bad for my mental health.

I'm hearing lots of good stuff about this band. I've heard a few songs on the radio, but sounds like I need a deeper dive.

^^^ I'm envious! Have fun. I hope they have enough material to draw on.

I was born in 1959. I remember the JFK assassination -- mostly I remember my mother crying over it. Seeing my mother cry was far more traumatic (to a 4 year old) than learning that President Kennedy was assassinated. I also recall my father patiently answering all the questions I had about what had happened and why.