It's been a long time since this soap ended it's run,
but it's still living in the hearts of the biggest fans.
Let's discuss the award-winning soap.

Edited June 27, 200817 yr by dmarex

12 hours ago, Liberty City said:

LOL. Most soap patriarchs do. Haha. Not to mention, I feel like the atrium was really dangerous for them to always be living in, haha. Glad they introduced other rooms.

You would think the patriarchs would get together once in a while to discuss strategies. LOL! Imagine Mac Corey and CC sitting down to have a discussion about women. 

And, yes, the Capwells needed someplace to sit and relax! Those chairs around the table in the atrium look dreadfully uncomfortable! Or, it's late and we want to cuddle and relax. So, let's sit here on this concrete bench. There, isn't that better? No wonder Sophia sat on CCs lap, it probably had more cushion. 

6 hours ago, Marissa Gallant said:

Thank you. Something has gone wonky and I can't see the message

Still not able to see the message? It's a private message. I'm going to resend it. It is one of those "I can't believe it exists" Basically, an early Christmas present!

Edited December 3, 20213 yr by Lex S
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20 hours ago, Liberty City said:

LOL. Most soap patriarchs do. Haha. Not to mention, I feel like the atrium was really dangerous for them to always be living in, haha. Glad they introduced other rooms.

It was either the atrium or CC’s office where Sophia killed Channing, so it was a choice between uncomfortable furniture or uncomfortable memories in that house. 
 

You’d think given Santana’s training in interior decor she would have at least  suggested that they redesign the room where Channing died  

7 hours ago, Lex S said:

Still not able to see the message? It's a private message. I'm going to resend it. It is one of those "I can't believe it exists" Basically, an early Christmas present!

I did see it and replied. But THANK YOU!

22 hours ago, j swift said:

It was either the atrium or CC’s office where Sophia killed Channing, so it was a choice between uncomfortable furniture or uncomfortable memories in that house. 
 

You’d think given Santana’s training in interior decor she would have at least  suggested that they redesign the room where Channing died  

I agree about the emotional toll of CCs office. But I really love that room. I'd probably be in there reading most of my life. 

9 minutes ago, Marissa Gallant said:

I agree about the emotional toll of CCs office. But I really love that room. I'd probably be in there reading most of my life. 

I just hope they cleaned the rug

17 hours ago, j swift said:

I just hope they cleaned the rug

I'm sure they cleaned the rug. They probably even replaced the rug.

On 12/5/2021 at 11:15 AM, Marissa Gallant said:

I'm sure they cleaned the rug. They probably even replaced the rug.

I mean like seriously- do you really have such little faith in Rosa that you think that Rosa would let the stained carpet stay in that room?

It also brings up my old queery about the Lockridge Mansion.

Now we know that nobody on soaps has to use their bathroom, except to have sex in the tub, but if Minx lived in the primary bedroom, do you think that Augusta didn't have an en-suite bathroom (her makeup table was shown in her bedroom)?  Does this indicate the possibility (given the age of the mansion) that at one point Lionel, Augusta, Warren, and Laken all shared a bathroom?

Edited December 6, 20213 yr by j swift

5 hours ago, j swift said:

It also brings up my old queery about the Lockridge Mansion.

Now we know that nobody on soaps has to use their bathroom, except to have sex in the tub, but if Minx lived in the primary bedroom, do you think that Augusta didn't have an en-suite bathroom (her makeup table was shown in her bedroom)?  Does this indicate the possibility (given the age of the mansion) that at one point Lionel, Augusta, Warren, and Laken all shared a bathroom?

I'm sure Augusta has an en suite bathroom. I know we saw a bathroom when Sophia was planting evidence on Lionel. Also, during at least one champagne bubble bath. Some women have makeup tables that are not in a bathroom, my grandma did. I also want to say that we've seen Lakins restroom. It was off her bedroom. 

1 hour ago, Marissa Gallant said:

I'm sure Augusta has an en suite bathroom. I know we saw a bathroom when Sophia was planting evidence on Lionel. Also, during at least one champagne bubble bath.

I recall the bubble bath, so I hope you are correct, because it would be an injustice for Augusta to not her own home, nor her own private bathroom.

11 hours ago, j swift said:

It also brings up my old queery about the Lockridge Mansion.

Now we know that nobody on soaps has to use their bathroom, except to have sex in the tub, but if Minx lived in the primary bedroom, do you think that Augusta didn't have an en-suite bathroom (her makeup table was shown in her bedroom)?  Does this indicate the possibility (given the age of the mansion) that at one point Lionel, Augusta, Warren, and Laken all shared a bathroom?

This post makes me think of Capitol’s Myrna Clegg who had the most elaborate and oft-seen bathroom probably in the history of daytime. Sure, we never saw the actual WC, but we did see the jacuzzi tub so it’s not a giant leap that a shower and toilet were close by. That set is best described as a spalon. She had a desk for business, massage table, tanning lamps, pump chair and vanity for getting her hair done, expansive clothes closets, space for her to practice tai chi… a unique and well implemented set.

A desk in the bathroom? That's a big Nope from me. But then again, keeping work clothes on more than 5 minutes after I get home is also a No, so CLEARLY I was not made to be a soap opera character. 

Switching from bathroom talk, MAN Nancy Lee Grahn is knocking it out of the park with this pregnancy storyline. You can really feel her hurt that Mason married the drip Torie. And poor Mason too. He's stuck with the drip.

just saw this on the nytimes website, which is behind a paywall. but nonsubscribers get several freebies/month. 

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/07/arts/design/santa-barbara-ges-2-moscow-ragnar-kjartansson.html

9 hours ago, Marissa Gallant said:

A desk in the bathroom? That's a big Nope from me. But then again, keeping work clothes on more than 5 minutes after I get home is also a No, so CLEARLY I was not made to be a soap opera character. 

Switching from bathroom talk, MAN Nancy Lee Grahn is knocking it out of the park with this pregnancy storyline. You can really feel her hurt that Mason married the drip Torie. And poor Mason too. He's stuck with the drip.

Yeah, but at the same time, it just made Mason/Julia's interactions burn that much hotter, because of the forbidden aspect. I probably should have felt sorry for Tori, but I never did. I was just annoyed by her.