#solving cases

[dinosaurwithablog]

Season 1, episode 1, Flowers on her Grave, we see the first of Castle's famous poker games with his very famous author friends

I love how they help to solve cases at these games by talking about how they would write the story. Castle employs this technique throughout the show with his buddies and on his own.

[gameo-archive]

And here's my #gameoden. I have to thank both of them for not falling asleep to my boring questions! I asked them to give mini Edwin and mini Charles xmas presents that I will make and put in the office (one of them is not easy to make cries.gif)

I am making a doll house version of the office. How about you give my mini ghosts Christmas gifts? I'll make them to unwrap.

Do Edwin and Charles put up Christmas decorations? Is there something special they love doing?

[starrysimss]

lepacy challenge - gen 3 (ambitions)

cases solved (14/35)

[fancymuffins-and-wannabecakes]

12x04 felt kind of like an episode from one of the earlier seasons, and honestly I couldn’t be happier. It was a great episode and it feels like the writers are starting to go back to basics, and I really hope they don’t screw it up

[kristellekreme-blog]

going to watch something before we go

i'm going to watch pushing daisies..wanna know the plot?(:

Pushing Daisies centers on the life of Ned (Lee Pace), a pie-maker gifted with the mysterious ability to bring dead things back to life by touching them. There are some conditions to this talent. Ned quickly learns that if something is revived for more than exactly one minute, something of similar "life value" in the vicinity drops dead, as a form of balance. Additionally, if he touches the revived person or thing a second time, it falls dead again, this time permanently.