335. The Job and Glee ...
I haven't been coming to any office for a month since I resigned. Today, I got a day-project to do at the ex-office and all I wanted was to be home and watch Glee *hand palm*. Gosh, I'm so lazy by nature. BUT, the 2-day job (tomorrow I still have to do it) will give me half of the salary I got when I was still working and I needed it. I need to save money for my future education plan. Even if I want to be lazy all day, I need to get out and actually do a job once in awhile. So here goes for tomorrow. Despite the heavy rain and crazy traffic that I must face afterwards.
Now, for Glee
OMG, Chris Colfer, you made me cry. AGAIN. All throughout season 1, the only strong story that the show ever came out with, was the story of father-son in form of Burt and Kurt Hummell. The dynamic of Mike O'Malley and Chris Colfer is tender, loving, touching, and filled with that real struggle you want to see on TV, about a blue-collar father handling his gay son. It was beautiful -- and tonight, it showed again, that the one plot was still strong. I cried when Kurt sang "I Want to Hold Your Hand". The flashback of little Kurt playing with his father (it was sweet to see Burt coming to Kurt's tea party) throughout the performance was simply ONE OF THE BEST 3 MINUTES OF THE SHOW.
I'm not going to comment on the faith vs. non-faith issue. Because, like Mercedes said, "to each his own". BUT, I do want to say that I do believe that we need to have faith over something. If not God, then maybe your parents, or your friends, or your spouse, or your kids ... because yes, life is to hard to live alone. And when you have that one faith, it will help you go through life a little easier. This is a speech that I still held strong in my heart. NOT coming from the show, but from Dawson's Creek; a final speech from Jen to her daughter.
"Because the thing that I've come to realize, sweetheart... is that it just doesn't matter if god exists or not. The important thing is for you to believe in something, because I promise you that that belief will keep you warm at night, and I want you to feel safe always ... "
So have faith. Believe ....
Best song this episode: "I Want To Hold Your Hand" (Kurt) and "Papa, Can You Hear Me" (Rachel)
I can't continue by watching The Good Wife. Too sleepy -- and I need to get up early tomorrow morning to go to the ex-office
Now, for Glee
OMG, Chris Colfer, you made me cry. AGAIN. All throughout season 1, the only strong story that the show ever came out with, was the story of father-son in form of Burt and Kurt Hummell. The dynamic of Mike O'Malley and Chris Colfer is tender, loving, touching, and filled with that real struggle you want to see on TV, about a blue-collar father handling his gay son. It was beautiful -- and tonight, it showed again, that the one plot was still strong. I cried when Kurt sang "I Want to Hold Your Hand". The flashback of little Kurt playing with his father (it was sweet to see Burt coming to Kurt's tea party) throughout the performance was simply ONE OF THE BEST 3 MINUTES OF THE SHOW.
I'm not going to comment on the faith vs. non-faith issue. Because, like Mercedes said, "to each his own". BUT, I do want to say that I do believe that we need to have faith over something. If not God, then maybe your parents, or your friends, or your spouse, or your kids ... because yes, life is to hard to live alone. And when you have that one faith, it will help you go through life a little easier. This is a speech that I still held strong in my heart. NOT coming from the show, but from Dawson's Creek; a final speech from Jen to her daughter.
"Because the thing that I've come to realize, sweetheart... is that it just doesn't matter if god exists or not. The important thing is for you to believe in something, because I promise you that that belief will keep you warm at night, and I want you to feel safe always ... "
So have faith. Believe ....
Best song this episode: "I Want To Hold Your Hand" (Kurt) and "Papa, Can You Hear Me" (Rachel)
I can't continue by watching The Good Wife. Too sleepy -- and I need to get up early tomorrow morning to go to the ex-office