WOW! We sure got some STRONG opinions here. I do believe it was wrong of him to cheat on her, but I also have to agree with Cherry, she loved him and he loved her. http://www.sitcomsonline.com/ubb/love.gif Love is so deep sometimes that all those flaws seem to melt away. Obviously, in Lucy's mind, Desi's flaws melted all the way back to Cuba.The divorce in a way was good for them because after it they said they got along better then they had when they were married and in the end of L&D A Home Movie you see them bickering like an old married couple. It's quite sweet actually. http://www.sitcomsonline.com/ubb/smile.gif Well, they are together now for enternity and I bet Lucy is still nagging Desi to have spoken spanish to the kids and I bet Lucy,Ricky,Fred and Ethel are all still making up schemes and having a great time. OH OH OH!! and the book "Desilu" oh my gosh it is so wonderful. It is so beautiful. One part in it has Lucy talking to Desi before he passed away and all she was saying was(i think i told you this already but oh well)"I love you. I love you. Desi, I love you." and he said "I love you too honey good luck with your show" oh! my gosh i cried through that whole part! Wonderful!

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~*~Ashley~*~
"Well, Hello little one. What's your name?"-Lucille Ball(to ME)
"There's no dream she wouldn't reach for and no fall she wouldn't take"-Walter Matthau on Lucille Ball.
"That is quite distressing news.For what do you attribute your plethora of fattique? Is it the enervating activities of your nocturnal occupation?" Lucy
"Let me 'splain!" Ricky
"Alright 'splain" Lucy
"There are gold ships and there are silver ships but there is no ship like friendship!"
I'll stop now.lol

OMG! I really have to get that book!

As for everything else, I couldn't agree with you more!



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~*~Kristin~*~
"Rock and Roll music, I don't think it'll ever die completely out because they're gonna have to get something mighty good to take its place." - Elvis Presley

"Love yourself first, and everything will fall into line." - Lucille Ball