Glee
OH MY GOD THIS EPISODE!
I didn't do my usual coverage, but I do have some things to say.
Mercedes had two songs and both were brilliant!
Rachel wasn't constantly annoying. (Just a little at the beginning.)
All the songs were pretty awesome. (I missed Puck's because I had to answer the door, but I'll catch it on Hulu.)
Chris Colfer was amazing in this ep. I didn't cry, but that's just because I was eating hotdogs and it's impossible to cry while enjoying hotdogs.
Quinn finally got some attention.
Emma and Sue talking about praying was heartbreaking.
I always love Sue with her sister.
This feels like the first episode this season where everyone got a little bit of attention. No one was overshadowed by anyone else (*ahem* *Rachel*).
Next Week:
Mike gets to talk! Yippee!
Mercedes and Santana are going to sing duet. it's going to be gorgeous.
Speaking of religion I had a little awakening today. See, I've always considered myself an agnostic. I was raised Christian but as early as 6 I can remeber thinking all those people where crazy. The idea of asking some stranger in the sky to make your life better sounded so stupid. Actually, recently, I've felt like a reluctant atheist. I want to believe in something more, but I just can't because none of it makes sense. I've always been jealous of people that can talk about faith as if it is fact and be "filled with the love of God" or whatever.
Anyway, I'm taking Eastern Religion this semester and I really like Buddhism. I love the whole idea of having a personal path and working on the individual. I'm not trying to bash any god-focused religions, they just aren't for me. I don't want to worship some invisible force everyday. I don't need a savior. I want to focus on being a good person. making sure my friends, family, and I are happy as possible. I really like the idea of acknowledging impermanence. Everything changes. That has always been something I thought about. I like not getting obsessed with the present and understanding that my life will change. I'm not going to be a hardcore Buddhist (yet) and I don't give crap about Nirvana or reincarnation, but I will try to live my life to avoid greed, hate, and delusion. Just enjoy being happy and good.
Who knows? Maybe I'll find some other religion in my lifetime, I'm only 20.
Alright, good night all.
P.S. Is anyone watching Raising Hope? I thought it was going to be terrible, but its become my favorite new show. It's hilarious and the main guy is adorable.
I didn't do my usual coverage, but I do have some things to say.
Mercedes had two songs and both were brilliant!
Rachel wasn't constantly annoying. (Just a little at the beginning.)
All the songs were pretty awesome. (I missed Puck's because I had to answer the door, but I'll catch it on Hulu.)
Chris Colfer was amazing in this ep. I didn't cry, but that's just because I was eating hotdogs and it's impossible to cry while enjoying hotdogs.
Quinn finally got some attention.
Emma and Sue talking about praying was heartbreaking.
I always love Sue with her sister.
This feels like the first episode this season where everyone got a little bit of attention. No one was overshadowed by anyone else (*ahem* *Rachel*).
Next Week:
Mike gets to talk! Yippee!
Mercedes and Santana are going to sing duet. it's going to be gorgeous.
Speaking of religion I had a little awakening today. See, I've always considered myself an agnostic. I was raised Christian but as early as 6 I can remeber thinking all those people where crazy. The idea of asking some stranger in the sky to make your life better sounded so stupid. Actually, recently, I've felt like a reluctant atheist. I want to believe in something more, but I just can't because none of it makes sense. I've always been jealous of people that can talk about faith as if it is fact and be "filled with the love of God" or whatever.
Anyway, I'm taking Eastern Religion this semester and I really like Buddhism. I love the whole idea of having a personal path and working on the individual. I'm not trying to bash any god-focused religions, they just aren't for me. I don't want to worship some invisible force everyday. I don't need a savior. I want to focus on being a good person. making sure my friends, family, and I are happy as possible. I really like the idea of acknowledging impermanence. Everything changes. That has always been something I thought about. I like not getting obsessed with the present and understanding that my life will change. I'm not going to be a hardcore Buddhist (yet) and I don't give crap about Nirvana or reincarnation, but I will try to live my life to avoid greed, hate, and delusion. Just enjoy being happy and good.
Who knows? Maybe I'll find some other religion in my lifetime, I'm only 20.
Alright, good night all.
P.S. Is anyone watching Raising Hope? I thought it was going to be terrible, but its become my favorite new show. It's hilarious and the main guy is adorable.