CptNerd

THE PATTY DUKE SHOW THEME (Sid Ramin / Bob Wells)
Meet Cathy, who's lived most everywhere, From Zanzibar to Barclay Square.
But Patty's only seen the sights A girl can see from Brooklyn Heights — What a crazy pair!
But they're cousins, Identical cousins all the way. One pair of matching bookends, Different as night and day.
Where Cathy adores a minuet, The Ballet Russes, and crepe suzette,
Our Patty loves to rock and roll, A hot dog makes her lose control — What a wild duet!
Still, they're cousins, Identical cousins and you'll find, They laugh alike, they walk alike,
At times they even talk alike — You can lose your mind, When cousins are two of a kind.
Sorry, I'm just that damned old...

I kind of want a sleepy Grace to walk up to both of them, telling them to keep it down, she has a test tomorrow, or something like that.  She could sneak up on them, being the "sleepy little ninja" that she is...

I kind of want a sleepy Grace to walk up to both of them, telling them to keep it down, she has a test tomorrow, or something like that.  She could sneak up on them, being the "sleepy little ninja" that she is...

I have to go to bed, I read your sentence as "how quickly Elvis reaches adulthood", then I started thinking of an Elvin Elvis singing in Elvish and now I have to go to bed...

Actually he might not have noticed her change, or discounted it, or just plain denied to himself it was happening.  Me, my Mom and my siblings didn't recognize the signs of my Dad's Alzheimers' until it was too late, but in hindsight we could see them.  Pandora's changes could have come on gradually enough that Adrian just didn't see them, and to him she acted pretty much as she always had.  She also may not have shown him her dangerous, insane side, especially if she was still acting out of love.  I don't remember if she ever showed her mutated, "The Thing" side to Adrian, like she did to Magus.

I have to go to bed, I read your sentence as "how quickly Elvis reaches adulthood", then I started thinking of an Elvin Elvis singing in Elvish and now I have to go to bed...

I have to go to bed, I read your sentence as "how quickly Elvis reaches adulthood", then I started thinking of an Elvin Elvis singing in Elvish and now I have to go to bed...

I have to go to bed, I read your sentence as "how quickly Elvis reaches adulthood", then I started thinking of an Elvin Elvis singing in Elvish and now I have to go to bed...

Actually he might not have noticed her change, or discounted it, or just plain denied to himself it was happening.  Me, my Mom and my siblings didn't recognize the signs of my Dad's Alzheimers' until it was too late, but in hindsight we could see them.  Pandora's changes could have come on gradually enough that Adrian just didn't see them, and to him she acted pretty much as she always had.  She also may not have shown him her dangerous, insane side, especially if she was still acting out of love.  I don't remember if she ever showed her mutated, "The Thing" side to Adrian, like she did to Magus.