The War At Home - Day 7

Sad, thoughtful Bobby.

Bobby was wrong!

Whenever I see Cherry Red, which was on last night, I am always disappointed at Bobby's assumptions and assertions about the victim Kate. He tells Eames she was right-handed because her gums were more worn on the left side, and right-handed people brush more vigorously on the left side. He then applies that nugget to her descent of the stairs - "She would have been coming down the right side of the staircase".

Well, I'm right-handed, and I descend the stairs on the left whenever I can. So Bobby was wrong. HE IS FALLIBLE.

He is human!

He is gorgeous.

The War At Home - Day 6

Serious, thoughtful and seriously thoughtful. Love him.

Calendar 2012

Unsurprisingly, it has a Season 6 theme.

The War At Home - Day 5

Such a sweet, gentle smile.

The War At Home - Day 4

"Anyone care to kiss my neck?"

Watch out for the stampede!

The War At Home - Day 3

Caring son...offering his neck for me to nuzzle and kiss.

Unfair!

Earlier in the year I wote to The Guardian newspaper to ask them to include Vincent in their Birthdays column. They didn't. Since then, they have included Eric Bogosian and Jeff Goldblum.
On November 8th they even included someone called Parker Posey.

WHO???

She!

Never seen her, never heard of her.

I've emailed the paper again, and I'm pretty sure I've been kissed off. So, Vixens, how about a campaign? Just email reader@guardian.co.uk to suggest his inclusion. I mentioned some of his most noted films, and of course Criminal Intent. Maybe if enough of us nudge them, they might just think, "Ah, this man has a following, let's put his birthday in our column."

Most of the people they currently include are even more obscure than Parker Posey, and of less interest than the most uninteresting person you can think of.

Come on, Vixens, you know we can do this!

The War At Home - Day 2

Don't frown, darling. Let me smooth that brow for you.

The War At Home - Day 1

Poor Bobby! There's a lot more sdaness to come, darling.