TJ Thyne

Whatever you need to do, TJ - we all know (especially now!) that you're wicked busy. We're just glad that we were able to spend a little e-time with you, and we're grateful that YOU took the time to do that. So, before you go - thank you. :) And, um, come and visit home/Boston. Pretty please with wa...

Well, I don't know about the rest of you, but I don't want TJ to adopt me. *ahem* Sherry - I'm with you on that. Which might be a problem. Rock, paper, scissors? ;) "The Wonder Pets" is one of the very few kids' shows allowed in my house (I have a three-year-old) - I love that it's actually educati...

Welcome to both of you - hopefully we'll see you around more often!

I used to be a huge CSI: Crime Scene Investigation follower (I thank my first college roommate, who had dance team practice the nights the new episodes aired - she begged me each week to tape it for her, and I got addicted instead...) and I remember giggling (somewhat inappropriately) at TJ's charac...

Not necessarily :) It's so hard to gauge age, you kept speaking of classes and nitwit that I am, I figured, "Oh, hey, she's about my age or younger!" Except my siblings are all younger than I am. Oh, and my mother's in her early 40s. :) I think she was a great-aunt by adoption at 33? I met a guy onc...

I like the name Aidan. Though I have noticed in the last few years that you hear it a lot more than usual. I have a great-nephew named Aidan. :D You have a great-nephew?! Wow. You'd get along great with my mother - she says she's too young to be "Grandma" so she chose the moniker of "Mimi" instead....

Is it Sam by chance? LOL. I saw a kid on an EpiPen commercial with that name and thought, I haven't heard it in a while, I like that. So did everyone else aparently! Pirate is very cool nickname though, love it. Thanks! And nope, not Sam - although he has both an aunt AND an uncle called Sam (Saman...

And if that isn't what you meant, well carry on!! HEE (but the gift thing can be stored for future reference HAHAHAHAHA) Sharon [/color] I know that the group I mentioned had done something similar prior to my involvement with sending DB handknit socks due to Booth's crazy-sock-obsession, and it di...

A hat and vest, and (in another photo)... a scarf! :text-woo: You know how much I love those scarves and hats. :mrgreen: Heeheeee. I'm part of the Bones Fans group on probably the biggest fiber arts community online, and (I might have said so above?) I'm in charge of what's called a Knit-Along. Thi...

5 questions for board members to ask of themself: 1.) Greatest desire. (open ended. a tough one, I know, but what is each individuals greatest desire). 2.) Biggest Fear. (I know, I know, perhaps you were looking for more "what's your favorite color" but from what you grasp of me already, the small-...

Wow, okay, I'm here due to a nudge from Steph. I'm Elle, 23. I just graduated with my B.A. in Sociology with a pre-law focus; I'm taking a year or so off to work, spend time with my family (one relative is terminally ill and another just passed away a few weeks ago - take advantage of the time while...

I have to say that I had the ranger pegged from the beginning. It felt like a repeat of "The Headless Witch in the Woods," where the killer appears so pathetic and desperate, finding a connection with Brennan (parents were gone, had siblings) and Booth (fought in war). Surprise... NOT. As to the can...

Hooray! I saw the last one and really enjoyed reading the questions (amazingly well-thought-out) and the candid responses. It's fantastic to see the amount of respect and admiration here, on all sides. In my own personal experience with "celebrities," I've seen how fame can make a person holier-than...

Hi! I'm very much new here. Admittedly, it wasn't Bones that made me aware of TJ's talent - it was "Validation." I'm a big fan of short films and "Validation" in particular was something I loved, and it made me curious to see more of his work. Which got me into Bones. Which... yeah, we all know what...