so this weekend

[jade_sabre]

has mostly sucked.

also, so does the show glee, it turns out. you know what would be really effed up? teacherman/bitchchick. SHIP IT NOW. that would add a gossip-girl-esque tinge that I think this show needs. Desperately.

...see this is a sign of how bad I am feeling. things I should do: go to bed.

things that are currently making me feel AWESOME ABOUT LIFE despite the crappiness of this weekend:

1) Mass tonight, and the readings, and the general idea of okayness in the world.

2) THIS:

daughtry you always made me feel better.


eta: oh and this:





ah-hahahahahahahaha this makes me feel so much better I don't even know why.

son of adam edit: oh and this too, while we're at it:

The Killers - I Cant Stay - The Killers

Comments

[urthstripe321.livejournal.com]

Re: Glee:

Miss the point much?

[jade-sabre-301.livejournal.com]

the point that it's supposed to be uplifting or have good morals or something? in that case, why is the GUIDANCE COUNSELOR hitting on a MARRIED MAN?

[jade-sabre-301.livejournal.com]

that explains why HE is flirting with HER (not that it's a good explanation). It does not explain why someone whose alleged job is to help people deal with their problems is attempting to cause one of the worst problems of all.

nevermind the fact that, okay, I get it, germophobe is a cute distinguishing characteristic, but this woman is working in a HIGH SCHOOL.

things like this is why no one trusts guidance counselors.

[urthstripe321.livejournal.com]

Yup, totally missing the point.

[chaos-harmony.livejournal.com]

Eh, I don't think she does so on purpose - she has feelings for him, obviously, and doesn't really know how to deal with them, because she knows that it's "wrong." So she hangs out with him, but can't quite master the art of doing it in a way that isn't... tinged with some degree of flirtatiousness, for lack of a better word, subconscious or not.

He's attracted to her too, on some level, and probably in denial about it (because he wants to be a good guy, and good guys don't fall for women who aren't their wives). What might pass as "hitting on her," were he single, is probably just harmless friendliness in his eyes. Which just makes the whole thing worse.