The final episode was a joek to me, how you have a power woman and then reduce her to suicide. The show should have ended like this to me. After Feng encounter with Ning Yi, fathers and the exchanges of words, Feng upon seeing Ning inform him that we will get marry and my bodyguard and right hand man will bring me to you.

Then show her men bringing Feng at the entrance of the door inside the Palace where Ning Yi is standing waiting for her, she walks towards him.

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You bring up so many valid points in your post. The brutal commute due to poor public transportation, lack of free time and family time for coaching children... this is exactly what we are dealing with right now.

And what's worse, on the weekends my husband is just so burnt out and tired that he does't have the energy on the weekends to engage with the kids.

He's also been complaining of back pain and I am beginning to wonder if it is more stress related than physical....

During the "yuppie period" of the late 1980's investment banking began to take the "cream of the crop", meaning the top 10% of prestigious law schools and business schools alike. In 1984 $50,000 or so (from memory, maybe my numbers are wrong) was a top-tiered salary for a first year associate in a major law firm. That mushroomed to $200,000 or so (again from memory) by 1990, in response to "competition" from investment banks. In fact, a close friend left the practice...

Sure, it happened two days ago (at this writing). So what? That video catch of a very big pre-game event was just too good to pass up.

In case you haven't seen it, here's ESPN's take on a tale of two college football mascots. Let me set the stage: You've got the Texas Longhorns and the Georgia Bulldogs in the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. And you've got the usually-stoic Bevo the Longhorn and his opponent du jour, Uga the bulldog, and this is a supposed interaction...