Every Mom is a Supermom, plus “Lost”

Mary at Mom Writes is encouraging everyone to go here and follow the directions to make your own SuperMom trading card. Her goal is to get 100 of them by Mother’s Day, so make yours and spread the word! I might even try to print mine out on heavy cardstock and laminate it so it looks like a real trading card. It would be fun to do for kids, too, and you don’t have to spend the money buying one from a photo studio. You can see other Moms’ cards on the blog Adventures in Parenthood.

I watched last night’s episode of “Lost”, and I realize in my despair over Chris being voted off of AI, I forgot to say that woo-hoo, Libby is alive! But did you see the look on Michael’s face? You know he’s freaking out thinking she’ll be able to identify him as the shooter. They better guard her around the clock. Poor Hurley looked so sad. Also, Eko and Locke found another hatch, leading to yet another secret underground bunker. It has TV screens that turn on, and one of them has the view from a camera into the main hatch. With comfy looking chairs, and a computer monitor that is not only turned on, but is hooked up to a printer that is printing a log of every time they have entered the code into the countdown computer. AND, one of those pneumatic tubes like at the bank drive-thru. AND a Dharma Initiative videotape called “Orientation-Station 5-The Pearl”.

Holy Crap! The videotape just confirmed that it is a psychological experiment, the purpose being to observe how people react when they have to struggle to accomplish a task that is difficult and that they believe is of the utmost importance.

The man speaking on the tape also just said that at the end of the observers’ shift they can take a ferry back to (garbled), which means there is somewhere near the island close enough to get to on a ferry that is habitable.

HUH? Eko thinks it’s still necessary to keep pushing the button because it’s what they are meant to do. Locke says every second of his “pathetic little life” has been as useless as pushing the button. But Eko thinks that because he found his brother’s body in a crashed plane on the island, it is somehow a sign that he is there to do something important, so he’s going to keep pushing the button. Allrighty, then.

Aw, Hurley was crying and telling an unconscious Libby how sorry he is that she got shot because he forgot the blanket. Libby said “Michael”. Jack said “don’t worry, he made it”.

LIBBY DIED! Oh NO! And Kate was crying and Sawyer was comforting her. Awww. Tune in next week when Michael possibly finds Walt and the Losties see something shocking.

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