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From: djg@genrad.com (Deborah J. Graham)
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To: lovinglist@uclink.berkeley.edu
Subject: LOV: Update for Wednesday, October 12, 1994 (repeat???)
Status: RO

Sorry if you saw this before, but I never received it and Cari says
she doesn't have it, so we decided to send it again.

Please forgive me if you already read this. Thanks!

deb
(djg@genrad.com)
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Debbie and deb are here to bring you all the late-breaking news from
Corinth.

Casey wants out of the Art Designer business. He's a photographer, not
a designer. Frankie says it's an off-shoot of taking good
photos. Casey says not really, this stuff leaves him cold. He wants
out, and he'll tell Jeremy that when he comes in. Jeremy comes in and
tells Casey that the client loved it, no changes and that's unheard of
in this business. Jeremy won't let Casey get a word in, and tells him
he needs another one by Friday. Jeremy leaves. Frankie tells Casey
that's what comes from being too good.

Ava gets off the phone. Ally tells her she was reading a quiz. It's
about a party where your husband has wandered off and a guy comes over
and starts talking. He wants to meet you later, do you: a) Say buzz
off, b) Say, sure, my husband would love to meet you, c) offer to go
for drinks, or d) Say, your place or mine? What kinda quiz is that,
Ava asks. It tests your IQ...infidelity quotient.

Gwyn tells Jeremy that she was rethinking his suggestion. At dinner,
Curtis talked about his therapy and how things are going. Jeremy says
okay, but is she willing to be responsible for Curtis' next setback and
if he hurts himself or someone else?

Curtis welcomes a priest to the apartment and asks if he has ever
performed an exorcism.

The priest thinks that Curtis has been watching too many movies. This
is serious, Curtis says. The priest admits to Curtis that he has not
been trained in it himself. Curtis wants to know if any of the priests
have been trained. The priest suggests prayer, or therapy. Curtis
laughs and says that it's not for him...he's writing a short
story. The priest is relieved. He didn't know Curtis was a writer. The
priest suggests that Curtis should keep the story fiction. Curtis says
the character has to get rid of the demons. Oh? the priest says. Or,
the story won't have an ending, Curtis says.

Ava says she has problems at work. She needs someone to talk to. Ally
suggests Alex. Well, Ava says, business is not Alex's forte (ed. note:
Gee, Ava, didn't he run AE successfully?). Sounds like you miss
Jeremy, Ally says. Yeah, Ava sighs, she does. Business-wise, that
is. Ally understands, and so does this magazine, as Ally reads the
party question again.

Gwyn tells Jeremy that Curtis was in a cage for weeks. Putting him in
an institution will drive him over the edge. She doesn't want to talk
about it. Jeremy says that she is taking on quite a burdon. Her son is
not a burdon. Good, Jeremy says, since he is gonna need her more
now. He is stretched thin with Burnell's and he will be spending more
time there. Oh, Gwyn says. Well, if she's not up to it...Jeremy
leads. No, she loves the work, Gwyn says, she's just wondering if his
interest in Burnell's is really an interest in Ava.

Jeremy tells her not to be ridiculous. They're friends, partners. He
just discovered something about Ava. When they were together, she was
love and togetherness, and not much about money. Gwyn asks if he's
suggesting that she doesn't love Alex. Well, Jeremy says, he's sure
she feels something for him, and especially for Sandy. But, if push
came to shove...he's not sure. Gwyn says this doesn't sound like him,
dealing with a mercanary woman. He says he hopes to save her. Gwyn
says she's not sure. He tells her to trust that all he wants is
her. She says she has to take it slow. She leaves. He says he has to
take it slow, too...with Ava.

Ava says she has no infidelity quotient. There is no one else but
Alex. Ally says she knows how Ava feels about Alex, she feels the same
way about Casey.

Casey, has been staring at a blank page for an hour. Frankie says it
will come. Frankie leaves for school. Mike comes in and they talk
about how Casey did the last one (with cocaine). Casey says he does
not want to be a coke head. Hey, Mike says, a few lines does not a
vacuum make. Casey says no. Mike says he'll be around for awhile if
Casey changes his mind.

(There was a commercial to fax ideas to ABC...they did not announce
it, but probably showed it on the screen....did anyone get it?)

Curtis asks if Gwyn is checking up on him. No, she says, she wants to
have lunch with him. She asks how the therapy session went. He tells
her his session is later. But, he's not happy with the results. She
suggests a new therapist. He thinks the answer has to come from a
higher power.

Jeremy comes into Ava's office. She's surprised to see him. He said he
talked with Tess and Gwyn and the girls at the agency can handle
things (ed. note: girls? GIRLS? G I R L S? Poor Casey...:-)). She asks
him if he wouldn't like to take some time off to paint or something?
He says he can take a hint, if he's not wanted he will leave. No, she
says, he can work with her anytime. Good, Jeremy says.

Mike and Casey go to Jeremy's office and Casey tells Mike he's spent
two hours and nothing is happening. He wants to buy the stuff. He
tells Mike he can't pay him right now. Mike's not happy, but
complies. Jeremy leaves. Ally comes in and Mike tells her Casey is in
Jeremy's office. She goes in and he hugs her and she asks what he's
hiding behind his back.

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deb and Debbie
(djg@genrad.com) and (minett@seismo.css.gov)

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From: djg@genrad.com (Deborah J. Graham)
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To: lovinglist@uclink.berkeley.edu
Subject: LOV: Update for Wednesday, October 12, 1994
Status: RO

Debbie and deb are here to bring you all the late-breaking news from
Corinth.

Casey wants out of the Art Designer business. He's a photographer, not
a designer. Frankie says it's an off-shoot of taking good
photos. Casey says not really, this stuff leaves him cold. He wants
out, and he'll tell Jeremy that when he comes in. Jeremy comes in and
tells Casey that the client loved it, no changes and that's unheard of
in this business. Jeremy won't let Casey get a word in, and tells him
he needs another one by Friday. Jeremy leaves. Frankie tells Casey
that's what comes from being too good.

Ava gets off the phone. Ally tells her she was reading a quiz. It's
about a party where your husband has wandered off and a guy comes over
and starts talking. He wants to meet you later, do you: a) Say buzz
off, b) Say, sure, my husband would love to meet you, c) offer to go
for drinks, or d) Say, your place or mine? What kinda quiz is that,
Ava asks. It tests your IQ...infidelity quotient.

Gwyn tells Jeremy that she was rethinking his suggestion. At dinner,
Curtis talked about his therapy and how things are going. Jeremy says
okay, but is she willing to be responsible for Curtis' next setback and
if he hurts himself or someone else?

Curtis welcomes a priest to the apartment and asks if he has ever
performed an exorcism.

The priest thinks that Curtis has been watching too many movies. This
is serious, Curtis says. The priest admits to Curtis that he has not
been trained in it himself. Curtis wants to know if any of the priests
have been trained. The priest suggests prayer, or therapy. Curtis
laughs and says that it's not for him...he's writing a short
story. The priest is relieved. He didn't know Curtis was a writer. The
priest suggests that Curtis should keep the story fiction. Curtis says
the character has to get rid of the demons. Oh? the priest says. Or,
the story won't have an ending, Curtis says.

Ava says she has problems at work. She needs someone to talk to. Ally
suggests Alex. Well, Ava says, business is not Alex's forte (ed. note:
Gee, Ava, didn't he run AE successfully?). Sounds like you miss
Jeremy, Ally says. Yeah, Ava sighs, she does. Business-wise, that
is. Ally understands, and so does this magazine, as Ally reads the
party question again.

Gwyn tells Jeremy that Curtis was in a cage for weeks. Putting him in
an institution will drive him over the edge. She doesn't want to talk
about it. Jeremy says that she is taking on quite a burdon. Her son is
not a burdon. Good, Jeremy says, since he is gonna need her more
now. He is stretched thin with Burnell's and he will be spending more
time there. Oh, Gwyn says. Well, if she's not up to it...Jeremy
leads. No, she loves the work, Gwyn says, she's just wondering if his
interest in Burnell's is really an interest in Ava.

Jeremy tells her not to be ridiculous. They're friends, partners. He
just discovered something about Ava. When they were together, she was
love and togetherness, and not much about money. Gwyn asks if he's
suggesting that she doesn't love Alex. Well, Jeremy says, he's sure
she feels something for him, and especially for Sandy. But, if push
came to shove...he's not sure. Gwyn says this doesn't sound like him,
dealing with a mercanary woman. He says he hopes to save her. Gwyn
says she's not sure. He tells her to trust that all he wants is
her. She says she has to take it slow. She leaves. He says he has to
take it slow, too...with Ava.

Ava says she has no infidelity quotient. There is no one else but
Alex. Ally says she knows how Ava feels about Alex, she feels the same
way about Casey.

Casey, has been staring at a blank page for an hour. Frankie says it
will come. Frankie leaves for school. Mike comes in and they talk
about how Casey did the last one (with cocaine). Casey says he does
not want to be a coke head. Hey, Mike says, a few lines does not a
vacuum make. Casey says no. Mike says he'll be around for awhile if
Casey changes his mind.

(There was a commercial to fax ideas to ABC...they did not announce
it, but probably showed it on the screen....did anyone get it?)

Curtis asks if Gwyn is checking up on him. No, she says, she wants to
have lunch with him. She asks how the therapy session went. He tells
her his session is later. But, he's not happy with the results. She
suggests a new therapist. He thinks the answer has to come from a
higher power.

Jeremy comes into Ava's office. She's surprised to see him. He said he
talked with Tess and Gwyn and the girls at the agency can handle
things (ed. note: girls? GIRLS? G I R L S? Poor Casey...:-)). She asks
him if he wouldn't like to take some time off to paint or something?
He says he can take a hint, if he's not wanted he will leave. No, she
says, he can work with her anytime. Good, Jeremy says.

Mike and Casey go to Jeremy's office and Casey tells Mike he's spent
two hours and nothing is happening. He wants to buy the stuff. He
tells Mike he can't pay him right now. Mike's not happy, but
complies. Jeremy leaves. Ally comes in and Mike tells her Casey is in
Jeremy's office. She goes in and he hugs her and she asks what he's
hiding behind his back.

button-button-who-has-the-button-hanger

deb and Debbie
(djg@genrad.com) and (minett@seismo.css.gov)

