Heh, it's the name of a restaurant in Wenvoe, just outside the city - I'm not sure where the name comes from!
Yep, my family is a soap opera, I know. And yes, I have a foster uncle as well as an adopted sister! We're a very flexible family, always open to new members. ;) Graham moved in with my grandparents in 1970, after his mother died and his father had a nervous breakdown and walked out - Graham was 10 at the time and the best friend of Dad's youngest brother, Chris, he'd been at their house all the time since his mother died anyway because the father wasn't coping, so they just kinda...kept him. He didn't move out of the house until he got married in 1994! Very much a part of the family, every bit as much as any of the other uncles and aunts. :)
It is generally safe to assume that Chris and I agree on most things in either of our reviews - we always talk every episode through at great length before either one of us starts to write, thrashing out all the details and what they could possibly mean. So, yeah, read either one of our reviews and they generally speak for the other, too!
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Date: 2010-10-16 09:55 am (UTC)Yep, my family is a soap opera, I know. And yes, I have a foster uncle as well as an adopted sister! We're a very flexible family, always open to new members. ;) Graham moved in with my grandparents in 1970, after his mother died and his father had a nervous breakdown and walked out - Graham was 10 at the time and the best friend of Dad's youngest brother, Chris, he'd been at their house all the time since his mother died anyway because the father wasn't coping, so they just kinda...kept him. He didn't move out of the house until he got married in 1994! Very much a part of the family, every bit as much as any of the other uncles and aunts. :)
It is generally safe to assume that Chris and I agree on most things in either of our reviews - we always talk every episode through at great length before either one of us starts to write, thrashing out all the details and what they could possibly mean. So, yeah, read either one of our reviews and they generally speak for the other, too!