I didn't like Jeffrey at first, but the scenes at his house with his son broke my heart in a good way. Granted, I'm an emotional person to begin with, but the way Jeffrey held his son so gently and quietly made me cry. Yes, I cried, laugh at me if you want, but I could tell he really did love his son.

I can understand Jeffrey from having had an awful relationship with my father and being a disinterested, difficult girl in junior high and high school. usually when you have no one to temper aggression or arrogance from abuse you end up a swipe like Jeffrey. But I guess underneath the tattoos and hats and other assorted crap, he strikes me as a person who is still hurting deeply. I really do hope he is a better father to his son than his dad was with him, because I see a good person there.

And plus, you have to admit Jeffrey does have a beautiful speaking voice.

I'll never forget hearing Laura speculating, while they were walking to Central Park, that there might be horses.

I'm a horsewoman myself so I'd be right along with her looking for a stable, though they've moved the Nationals to either the Kentucky Horse Park or one of the other big venues down south.

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