Another Clone Club Email
Here is a sneak peek at tomorrow’s Clone Club email:
Subj: A Dangerous Romance, A New Clone, A Scary Clone, A Fake Accent & A Magazine
Sarah has a ‘dangerous’ romance with Cal, says Michiel Huisman – Zap 2 it
Meet the new clone! – Entertainment Weekly
BBC America releases first four episode descriptions – Zap 2 it
Maria Doyle Kennedy talks about the mysterious past of Mrs. S – Entertainment Weekly
So Which Orphan Black Clone Would Win the Hunger Games…? – Paper Droids
Jordan Gavaris talks Felix and having the best fake accent on TV – Entertainment Weekly
Tatiana Maslany on which one of her ‘Orphan Black’ clones scares her the most – Yahoo! Celebrity Canada
In case you have the IQ of Vic and haven’t figured from the fact that every other link above is from Entertainment Weekly, Orphan Black made the cover and got a lot of attention from the mag. If you missed getting a copy in the stores, you can buy it here.
Brian
I just can’t figure out why she killed herself. That’s just not Sarah. That’s not Sarah. – Vic the Dick
Friday In Florida
Shopping in downtown Stuart, followed by a drive up to Fort Pierce along the Indian River. From there we went over to Hutchinson Island to have lunch at the original Hurricane Grill & Wings followed by quick step onto the sand to gawk the Atlantic Ocean before heading home to relax on the lanai. Tough life…
Silver Springs Conservation Area
Just a couple miles south of our hotel was the Silver Springs Conservation Area which has a 2-1/4 mile loop trail with about 2 dozen geocaches. We walked the whole trail, but only grabbed 12 of the caches. We wanted to save the other half for a future visit and besides we needed to get on the road to make it to Palm City in time for wine time.
The plan was to drive south to the turnpike, get on it for 60 miles or so and get back off onto some two lane county roads. By the time we made our way to the turnpike the crowds had dispersed, so we just stayed on the back roads. With the combination of a store bought map, a slightly uncooperative GPS and “rush hour” in Okeechobee we made to Sandy’s with only 15 minutes to spare.
40,000 Ghostly Images of Old Florida
We are on our way to visit Donna’s sister and her family and my snowbird cousin for a couple of days. Because we will drive back on Sunday on mostly Interstate we are taking two days to drive down on mostly back roads. On today’s drive we came into Florida and took aim half way between Lake City and Jacksonville where we found some small town’s and uncrowded back roads.
We originally planned on driving the Miata and doing some more Motoring Challenge photos, but the weather was supposed to be crappy today and then again Sunday for the drive home, so we opted to take the Sonata for the trip. Turns out there were some towns, counties and photo ops that would have been good for the challenge, but they were mostly mid-Georgia, so we filed them away for a weekend in the future.
Somewhere near the small town of Orange Springs the Purple Whale eased by the 40,000 mile mark. Tonight we are in a new HIE in Silver Springs. While this section of town is too full of modern amenities to be considered Old Florida, once inside our dinner spot we were thrown back in time. The Denny’s was located inside a Days Inn and it was filled with characters from Central Casting, including; a really old man alone at a table wearing shorts, sandals with black socks, a Veterans of Foreign Wars ball cap with large-lensed sunglasses who was chewing with his mouth open and eyeballing us because we didn’t belong, a skinny androgynous African-American who spoke on his cell phone loudly in a high-pitched stereotypical gay queen manner, plus the cook teasing a couple of regulars were they going to eat or were they here for the paranormal meeting.
I thought she was just joking, but when we used the restroom before walking back to our hotel, right next to them was a “banquet room” that was shared by Denny’s and the Days Inn and it was all set up for Investigating the Paranormal with Carolynn and Carla.