Told ya she was golden
I'm on Team Rosa. My girl totally passed her citizenship test yesterday. She told me this morning it was really easy. Even though she was dreadfully nervous. But that's to be expected. She told me she had to tell them when the Presidential election is held (what month), what are the three branches of government, name the two major political parties, and the last two I forget. Still, she rocks! I can't remember when she said the ceremony is going to be, a month or two away. Rosa is now the third person I know from work to have become a citizen. Now, that's only because I've only been at my job for a year and a half so I know there are plenty more.
So, one more time: Yay! Rosa!!! :D
Now onto my favourite show of the moment, Supernatural.
Dean lying in a vibrating bed really enjoying himself is definitely a nice way to start off the show. Well, that and the woman seeing the "angel" and Sam in his scrubs, that was all good too. But I was really interested in the dynamic between the brothers. Sam is supposed to be all bad or go all bad, excuse me, and yet the boy prays everyday. Dean on the other hand is seen as the bad boy and is supposed to be good and he doesn't pray. A friend and I were joking that the ending of the show will probably be a showdown between the brothers. It was only a joke, but it would be freaky. I thought the ending was interesting. If it was Father Gregory all along, why did that guy die in the end? Was Father Gregory just a messenger or bored and decided to watch people all day? Makes me wonder though, the Father said Sam needed redemption. What has he done so far to need to be saved right now? If it would have been Dean that was said to, I would have understood. I mean, his beliefs are strained right now.
He's dying in "Faith" and is healed because of a devious pact, and then in "In My Time of Dying" he's pretty much dead and is only brought back because his father traded for him. It wasn't some higher good power helping him along, and he carries so much guilt as it is, it's no wonder he can't believe in goodness. Because of that, he kills more easily the demons he chases. So, it bugs the hell out of me trying to remember or imagine what reason Sam could need salvation right now. If there is something, it'll come to me in time. It's been a long day and my brain is not fully functioning right now.
So, I bought the X-Files Black Oil and Colonization Mythology sets. I lobster love Alex Krycek and he is a very big part of post sets. Couldn't resist. My mom thinks I'm insane. She's probably right. But oh well. Okay, that's all for now.
So, one more time: Yay! Rosa!!! :D
Now onto my favourite show of the moment, Supernatural.
Dean lying in a vibrating bed really enjoying himself is definitely a nice way to start off the show. Well, that and the woman seeing the "angel" and Sam in his scrubs, that was all good too. But I was really interested in the dynamic between the brothers. Sam is supposed to be all bad or go all bad, excuse me, and yet the boy prays everyday. Dean on the other hand is seen as the bad boy and is supposed to be good and he doesn't pray. A friend and I were joking that the ending of the show will probably be a showdown between the brothers. It was only a joke, but it would be freaky. I thought the ending was interesting. If it was Father Gregory all along, why did that guy die in the end? Was Father Gregory just a messenger or bored and decided to watch people all day? Makes me wonder though, the Father said Sam needed redemption. What has he done so far to need to be saved right now? If it would have been Dean that was said to, I would have understood. I mean, his beliefs are strained right now.
He's dying in "Faith" and is healed because of a devious pact, and then in "In My Time of Dying" he's pretty much dead and is only brought back because his father traded for him. It wasn't some higher good power helping him along, and he carries so much guilt as it is, it's no wonder he can't believe in goodness. Because of that, he kills more easily the demons he chases. So, it bugs the hell out of me trying to remember or imagine what reason Sam could need salvation right now. If there is something, it'll come to me in time. It's been a long day and my brain is not fully functioning right now.
So, I bought the X-Files Black Oil and Colonization Mythology sets. I lobster love Alex Krycek and he is a very big part of post sets. Couldn't resist. My mom thinks I'm insane. She's probably right. But oh well. Okay, that's all for now.