Wait a minute, if I do my math properly young Harley should only be about 16 or 17 years old. The only thing my wife can find different about the various storylines is that Harley, who was five years old the last time she watched the program, now has facial hair and is a corporate CEO for a Fortune 500 company. Cole is still pledging his unrequited love to Phoebe, Larkin is still the rebel without a cause trying to disrupt other people’s romantic relationships and Tristiana still has amnesia!
But the funny thing is nothing has really changed on the program since she last time she watched it.
I will never get near the television again.ĭue to her work schedule she has been unable to partake in the never ending drama for the last 12 years. For you see, she can now watch her favorite “story” every night. My wife is enchanted by the discovery, I am indignant.
… all five episodes from a given week, back to back. And if you are so lucky to tune in on a Sunday you can view your favorite daytime drama “block style,” i.e. Specifically, SoapNet is a channel that airs daytime soap opera’s from all three major networks, 24 hours per day, seven days per week. Flicking channels one night, my wife “discovered” that we had a new channel on our satellite dish called SoapNet. Saying ‘my life is a soap opera’ is just a convenient, kitschy way to chalk up such an episode.īut that all changed for me about a month ago. I am just as guilty as the next person when it comes to explaining a period in life where everything seems to be far too complicated with hardly a simple moment scattered in between. But have you ever really taken the time to consider why people utter such a thing? ‘My life is a soap opera.’ We have all likely used that phrase at one time or another to explain a highly dramatic, troublesome, even mysterious time in our lives or someone else’s.
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