Suzanna Addison

Mince and Potatoes. Something we have when we can't think of anything else as its dead simple.

Last night we had burgers and chips ... not exactly the meal of the century but tasty nonetheless.

I don't know Ducky flirts with Abbey and has offered to take her out a couple of times and she does like him and has hinted that he is attractive so I think they would... Abbey and McGee have NO unfinished business ... they've gone past that. And there was that episode when Kate and Gibbs are on their own in a submarine - the sub does a tilt in a wave knocking Kate into Gibbs arms ... the reaction was pretty flirtatious!

Now you do! Strangely I preferred the Silmarrillion to the trilogy - but then I'm awkward like that!

I'm a small boy in an Indian Jungle and call wolves my mother, father and brothers ...

Actually I think Gibbs fancied Kate ... and I definitely think Ducky and Abby have some unfinished business.

Heather: I found a site that showed little teasers of the episodes of season six NCIS... rest assured THE TEAM GET BACK TOGETHER!!!!!!! Do NOT worry ... I was absolutely mystified by that ending and I can't wait to find out how the team get back together. Can't wait to find out with Ziva either ... does anyone think Ziva has feelings for Tony?

I LOVE Ziva! In fact I prefer her to Kate - I found Kate a little ... bossy and annoying at times, but Ziva is a character that has definite potential and I love how she has softened throughout. I can't wait to see season six!

Well a lot of my favourite books seem to be written by men ... BUT I take into account that I like Harry Potter, another author I absolutely love is Cecilia Dart Thornton - and I am reading Jo Graham. The next lot of books I will be buying are going to be female authors. For me its fifty.fifty I think. Frances Hodgson Burnett wrote Secret Garden - one of top ten of all time fave reads. E Nesbit wrote my third favourite book of all time - Railway Children Jane Austen wrote Emma a book I adore and will re-read soon. Daphne Du Maurier wrote Rebecca a book I've read five or six times since I first read it as a teenager. Then I love Charles Dickens, John Le Carre, Sebastion Faulks, C S Lewis and J R R Tolkien. It all depends on genre. I think women are better at writing love stories or stories with real emotional depth. Men are better at writing crime and thrillers. So, for me, yes, fifty/fifty, depending on genre and what mood you're in. And just to say: When Pride and Prejudice first came out a man was waving it around in front of a group of people and said, with authority: "This book is too clever to be written by any other than a man!" Janes brother was there and he declared loud and proud: "My clever sister wrote that!" That ends my argument.

You must know that, despite all else I am, I am of the People. Black Ships: Jo Graham.

I haven't seen any CSI. But I've heard it is not as good as NCIS. To have Maureen being one of them confirms that perhaps I wouldn't like it.

That sounds cute! I'd like a few proper bookmarks which is why I am grateful some publishers actually produce some books with their own little bookmark. My become dog eared so easily!

:) Bring out the fizzy pop! Crack open some Pringles. And switch on the karaoke machine we have a new member!!!! Seriously, welcome, Eliza and hope you'll love it here!

It's called Pages From A Virgins Diary. It's done in silent movie form with a few splashes of colour to add menace or atmosphere. I loved it and I found it at an affordable price on play.com.

I must admit the Luckdragon was the only character I truly fell in love both movie and book but I just can't read a book for ONE character only! So, I stopped. I prefered a story called Dream Merchant by Isobel Hoving. My Never Ending Story lover sister did not like that one! I couldn't put Dream Merchant down and read it in almost two sittings.

On another thread I said I didn't like The NeverEnding Story but the chapter where the hero's horse dies made me cry - I can't remember what the place is called. The Ill-Made Mute also made me cry. That book is such a vivid and well written book with good balance between landscape and characters.

Chris O'Donnell Robin from Batman ... COOOL!

I just found it boring half way through - and I couldn't care for the characters and it was sending me to sleep instead of igniting my imagination and there was hardly any humour in it - I like a book with some humour in it. It was not for me.

I'm a young fatherless slave girl whos mother has offered her to Pythia to be an Oracle.

Just to point out - Mina Harker is not the exact replica of an ex-wife. And the story is set in Whitby in Yorkshire not in London - also Dr. Van Helsing IS NOT spooky but a kind gentleman. And Dracula is truly evil. The only thing the film got right is that Jonathan Harker goes to the castle at the beginning to sell Dracula a house in England and that Dracula trapped him in the castle with the three brides. Just warning you - in case you loved the film. Personally I prefer the book! There was a ballet done by an American ballet company that stuck more true to the plot than that film!

I just hope they actually end NCIS properly instead of a sudden cancellation!

Batchelors Chicken Rice, Chicken Sausages, Sweet and Sour sauce.