that's not going to change in this game

[musesfool]

So last night, first I couldn't find the Rangers game - I know I've said this before, but it shouldn't be an epic quest to find the channel showing the Rangers on nights when the Knicks and Devils play too. I don't understand why the Devils get precedence. And then I found the game and wished I hadn't, but it was time to change the channel

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[viridian5]

Bright Lights wrecked me, because I lost my 92-year-old grandmother last year and did a lot of caretaking in her final years, though I didn't live with or next to her. It was hard to watch her decline.

[musesfool]

Having lost my mother three years ago, when Carrie was like, "My mother cannot change. That's the deal." I was like, I KNOW THAT FEEL. But I didn't cry until the glitter.

[hypertwink]

My mom had to stop watching during the lead-up to the SAG Awards because she started to tear up when Debbie couldn't say/remember what the name of the award was.

But yes, the one with the nailtechs made me sad because she knew she was manic but like the part where she named the phases of her high and lows, she couldn't do anything but ride it out. What also got to me was the Great Wall, especially with the tape melting from the heat that day -- perfect allegory to her condition.

[musesfool]

Yeah, a lot of it was hard to watch.