Anela

Abby's freak-out was my favourite part.

Oh, that's horrible. :( I used to be against having a cell phone. Then I wanted one for texting, and instagram, and I've ended up being one of those people who has to tear herself away from twitter, when I'm out. I don't post that much, but I read, and with the news the way it's been in recent months...

The people at Loki's apartment were good. The girlfriend of Marcus, was cracking me up. I wonder why the neighbour wants certain people killed, if he made something up about the one guy.

I'm so sorry. I lost my mum last July. We were supposed to binge-watch The West Wing, together, and never got around to it. I'm finally watching it by myself. One of my uncles died last October. He was a marine (I think - some sort of special forces), survived a war (and two helicopter crashes), and was a trucker, basically living in a truck stop. I didn't know him well. He was buried in a veteran's cemetery, and they did the gun salute. I was moved when they folded the flag, and handed it to my oldest uncle. I watched that episode on Friday, and got goosebumps, and a bit teary.

It seems like Olivia was feeling jealous of Mellie, over really feeling loved. What with that speech to Quinn, about not running away from love with the sociopath who wants to marry her. I would have told her to mind her own business, but I think they're all certifiable, so... i thought Mellie and Marcus were sweet, until he threw her over for a job, and then she did the same thing. Fitz can STFU. Just because. Maybe Olivia wasn't jealous. Maybe she just regretted her own decision. Although I don't know if she's missing Fitz, or just the White House.

I liked Tana, and Janet, and would have liked to have seen more of them, too.

I named one of my puppies after my mother, but it was because she was so smart, and funny. Mum got a laugh out of it. When my parents took her to the emergency vet for me once, the poor receptionist looked embarrassed when she was calling for a dog named Rita, for a woman named Rita.

I don't remember much about last season. Events in my personal life, and then that bloody election, eclipsed everything. This would have worked as the season finale, setting up Olivia against Cyrus. I do remember that most of them are just awful people, though. The marriage proposal between the hired serial killer, and his apprentice? And didn't huck rip some of her teeth out? Sorry, I don't know why I watched. I don't remember what happened to their trump-like character. If only ours hadn't won the real thing.

Me, too. that's what I meant. Her grandparents were fine with kissing, but weren't okay with the prospect of her having sex when she'd been with Logan for something like a year.

I'm still watching. I love it.

There was a fourth one? How did I forget that? They only had three on amazon, last October.

I had one of these moments the other day, and almost posted it for my GG friends elsewhere, but I've forgotten what it was!

Yeah, I didn't even want to go to my mother's funeral, because it meant that I had to come out of denial for a while. I was out of it during the whole thing, and then jumped at the burial, when I looked to my right, and saw a giant head stone. I was glad to have my dad and sister there, for a few *weeks* afterwards. Also: Rory leaving her mother alone with her grandmother, and alcohol. Not good. Although we wouldn't have then had the setup for the phone call, later on.

I didn't like the way Jess kept her guessing, messing with her boyfriend, until she got dumped. then he dumped the girl he was seeing, to date Rory.

Not that any of them should have disciplined her. I think it was disrespectful, but then so was her grandmother. I guess it runs in the family.

Rory was part of the wedding party. I don't think it was the right time to start removing clothes. Chris should have ignored Emily, and respected that Lorelai was in a relationship, and happy.

Or looking in the bathroom mirror. I actually saw something in the road last night. Like a mist (everything else was clear). My dad saw it, too, because he commented on *something* being there. We didn't hit anything, thank goodness. I was creeped out after that, though.

I thought it was real, too.

I have, at times.

Oh, god, I'd completely forgotten about that.

I guess I'm the only one who didn't find that funny. Not shooting the messenger (poster). The review, that is.

I've seen the good-looking kid fit in right away - and know someone who was like that, and moved a lot (gorgeous, and always popular), and I was the kid with glasses, who had less luck every time we moved. I didn't know to take my glasses off, and shake my hair. When we moved here from England, my parents told me that being English/foreign would be good for me at school. At that point, I didn't believe them, and ended up being homeschooled. I guess I should have listened to them.

I'm going to have to re-watch, because I don't remember things from the above. I didn't see her blow kisses to him, it was her attitude towards him and what he'd say about her, that had me thinking it was the same old thing between them. I did always see parallels between them, though. I've mentioned it before. They have the same snarky attitude about most things, they made the same remarks about the indian food, for example. I think she would have liked him, if he hadn't been rude to her at that first meeting.

I've always seen a parallel between the two. Spoiler, from "Seasons":

I started crying when they started to dance, and Daniel looked *happy*. That song always makes me cry, though - and it reminds me of my mum, who had the UB40 album when I was a kid. I didn't mind Chloe in this episode, for the most part. I tried to turn on CC, when I couldn't make out what Ted said, but my DVR is messed up, and it wouldn't show the words, even though it said that it was on.