Bones and Stones

Watched my first episode of Bones. My love of Angel actually made
it difficult to watch up to now, but Lost was not on and wanted a
little TV time tonight.

I wonder if the network and writers think they are being progressive
and cutting-edge with all the Bones "marriage is an antiquated
ritual" and "people think women who don't want to have children are
odd" dialogue. Because if they do, then then should allow her to say
them without doubting herself and not make her out to be some kind of
freak of nature because she doesn't want to have children and isn't
seeking to get married. Maybe she's been in love, maybe she hasn't.
As Tina says, "What's love got to do with it?" Usually not as much
as we like to pretend.

Well, despite that, thoroughly enjoyed my first Bones viewing. Angel
is lovely as always ("ah, Angel"). Yes, I know he is not Angel, but
can't think of his real name at the moment and too tired to look it
up. And love Bones for all the reasons the show attempts to make
her out to be an oddball.

I can think of a few times in my life I needed a dummy like
that . . . (yeah, if you didn't see the episode, don't try to get it).