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"Days of Our Lives" is a long-running soap opera that has been extremely popular in America . The words "Like sands through the hourglass, so are the Days of our Lives..." have become the well-known and beloved utterance to the fans of this daytime drama mainstay. It turned 40 on November 8 2005 and it shows no signs of ending here. Days of our lives pictures For over one-third of the century it has been glue for most Americans, who have been tracing down the love stories and life lines of the "Days of Our Lives" characters and living through the metamorphoses that have been happening on screen. It has been the lunch and inspiration for those deeply involved and immersed in the series. The soap opera was first launched in 1965 by NBC channel and has been one of the most successful and most wacheable projects so far. Several generations have been grown to feed on the esthetics and values of "Days of Our Lives." There are three official web sites dedicated to the series, with Soapcity Site, NBC.com Site and Days Online among them. However, there are plenty of unofficial ones, with pictures, photography, episode summaries, guides, favorites and cast members enumerated, signifying the national love for the made-up existence of bright characters. "Days of Our Lives" has become a staple of each and every household, grandmothers and occasionally grandfathers talking about it and chatting away, mothers and fathers equally enjoying the conversation and even children finding something to say and hear. It is an inexhaustible topic at the family dinner table. It is turkey, wine, grandfather's clocks, mother's warm hands and Macdonald Carey. Unfortunately, the latter one is no longer participating as well as Brenda Bennet and Richard Biggs. They started the list of the deceased members of the crew. They will be remembered as the ones who breathed the joie-de-vivre into Dr. Tom Horton, MD, Lee DuMonde and Dr. Marcus Hunter, MD respectfully. Since the inception of the show in 1965, not much has changed in the way the show goes on. It has one of the most symbolic beginnings in the history of television. It starts with the depiction of the hourglass that produce the sand trickling down as the time never stops to linger. Then, a bit later in 1993, a computerized version of the title was introduced giving a background of the sun rise and zooming in to show the viewer the entire hourglass. The late Macdonald Carey was the one who was responsible for presenting the legendary epigram "Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives", but after his death in 1994 the last part of it was removed out of respect for the actor and his family. "Days of Our Lives" seems to provide the Americans with yet another item of national-wide mass entertainment along with Santa Barbara and Friends that gives them a chance to feel united and a feeling of the whole world sitting in front of TVs in the act of reliving something huge.