I guess it wasn't all candlelight and butter churns
Or maybe it was, and that was the trouble.
Labels: Sad little waifs, Shameless speculation, women in white
posted by Roger Sutton at 12:33 PM
Monday, June 22, 2009
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5 Comments:
Yikes. So very sad.
A lot of royalties at stake there! Yes, very sad - and one wonders what sort of a mother she was.
"Happy families are all alike . . ."
I thought you were referring to this!
http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/31173128/
Of course, LIW would be rolling in her candlelight and butterchurn if she knew what TV had done to her!
Nothing like a funeral to bring out family drama. Usually, the people who tell me they've had perfect childhoods and perfect parents are major alcoholics and druggies, and so are their families.
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