Sure, sometimes my mind can wander in to the criminal territory. Like when my ex pisses me off. Or when my kids drive me so (almost) incoherently insane. But otherwise, I don't have a violent bone in my body. Of course, if someone were to screw with my kid(s) in the (extremely) wrong way, I'd gladly go to prison, if it meant that they were safe and no longer being hurt.
But to see some of the stuff with the case stories on the hit NBC (but I watch on A&E and Ion TV) show, "Criminal Minds" is literally mind blowing. And in some cases, mind numbing.
I'm torn though. I loved it when Mandy Patinkin was on the show. But Joe Mantangna is pretty good, too. Thomas Gibson is still a hottie as he was in the "Chicago Hope" days. And the guy that plays Reed? What a cutie! In a geek-ish kind of way. Love his hair!
The show centers around a group of FBI agents (including two ladies, J.J. and Printess and one smokin' guy, Shemar Moore) who are on the Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU). They get involved in cases where there is a Criminal Profiling that needs piecing together, as to catch the killer.
Some of the subjects and cases that the show does are ripped right from the headlines. Others are storylines that the writers dream up. Either way, it's action packed, thrilling and keeps you on the edge of your seat. Because SOMETIMES, the killer is the one character that you would least expect.
All in all, I admit...
My name is Missy and I am a "Criminal Minds" crackhead. And yes, I am truly addicted.
Here's a clip of this talented group of actors, turned Federal Agents.
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Friday, June 3, 2011
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Money is NOT all that they took from us.
On Saturday night our home was broken in to. Luckily none of us were home. Normally, I am home with the kids while Scott works second shift at work. But this weekend, which is a RARE occasion, Scott worked day shift and was home by 2:30 in the afternoon.
Hayley and I left before the others on Saturday afternoon to go up to KMart. About thirty minutes later, I was called to meet the rest of the crew at KFC for dinner.
After dinner, we went to a couple of other places. Within the two and a half hours that we were gone is when it happened.
At least two people were involved in the break in, according to a neighbor who's had this happen and also according to the police.
Their point of entry was through my dead-bolted kitchen door. Here's how badly they kicked it in to the inside...
They went through my kid's rooms and their drawers looking for money. Then they moved down to my bedroom where they had gone through my jewelry box and had grabbed twenty bucks from my husband's box. Then they grabbed the change, ALL of it from my change box.
They even went in to my LAUNDRY ROOM of all places and turned stuff over including my clothes basket and a recycle bin looking for money.
Altogether, these fools got out of my home with about thirty dollars in bills and change combined. But they took MUCH more than the money. They took away the INNOCENCE of my children. They took away THEIR safety net. They took away their security.
Never, EVER should I as a parent have to TRY and answer my six-year-old's question of "why did people rob us and take our 'stufftes'?". There is NO answer that I can give but that the people that did this were thoughtless and heartless, mean people that only wanted something that someone else had.
My eleven-year-old daughter should not even KNOW what it means to be "violated". And that's the ONLY word she can use right now to tell me how she feels. They went through HER purse and the room. They went through my son's room and his drawers.
My son is terrified and is worried about it happening AGAIN. And is working out a plan of action for WHEN it does..Not "if".
My husband and I are at a loss right now. We knew this happened to OTHER people. We knew that there is always that CHANCE that this could happen. But now that it REALLY has happened, it scares us.
It especially scares him. In the fact that IF there is indeed a "next time", that it will be on a night when he is at work and I am alone with the kids in the house.
We are getting some "free" tips from a neighbor. She said she would even help supply a couple of the things. I'll do anything it takes to protect my kids. Anything.
But I cannot protect their feelings, their fear and do enough at this point to make them feel "safe enough". These people took my children away from me, in a sense.
Hayley and I left before the others on Saturday afternoon to go up to KMart. About thirty minutes later, I was called to meet the rest of the crew at KFC for dinner.
After dinner, we went to a couple of other places. Within the two and a half hours that we were gone is when it happened.
At least two people were involved in the break in, according to a neighbor who's had this happen and also according to the police.
Their point of entry was through my dead-bolted kitchen door. Here's how badly they kicked it in to the inside...
They went through my kid's rooms and their drawers looking for money. Then they moved down to my bedroom where they had gone through my jewelry box and had grabbed twenty bucks from my husband's box. Then they grabbed the change, ALL of it from my change box.
They even went in to my LAUNDRY ROOM of all places and turned stuff over including my clothes basket and a recycle bin looking for money.
Altogether, these fools got out of my home with about thirty dollars in bills and change combined. But they took MUCH more than the money. They took away the INNOCENCE of my children. They took away THEIR safety net. They took away their security.
Never, EVER should I as a parent have to TRY and answer my six-year-old's question of "why did people rob us and take our 'stufftes'?". There is NO answer that I can give but that the people that did this were thoughtless and heartless, mean people that only wanted something that someone else had.
My eleven-year-old daughter should not even KNOW what it means to be "violated". And that's the ONLY word she can use right now to tell me how she feels. They went through HER purse and the room. They went through my son's room and his drawers.
My son is terrified and is worried about it happening AGAIN. And is working out a plan of action for WHEN it does..Not "if".
My husband and I are at a loss right now. We knew this happened to OTHER people. We knew that there is always that CHANCE that this could happen. But now that it REALLY has happened, it scares us.
It especially scares him. In the fact that IF there is indeed a "next time", that it will be on a night when he is at work and I am alone with the kids in the house.
We are getting some "free" tips from a neighbor. She said she would even help supply a couple of the things. I'll do anything it takes to protect my kids. Anything.
But I cannot protect their feelings, their fear and do enough at this point to make them feel "safe enough". These people took my children away from me, in a sense.
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