But now it's time to sleep
Brrgh. It's so hard to put the bad past behind you. There is always something round the corner, round the bend, that reminds you of that bad past.
I just have to learn to tell myself that I should look forward, not backwards. There is no running away from reminders, but there should be a better way of looking at them.
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Was I seeing things? Desperate Housewives is actually swaying towards the sensitive side of human kind. I mean, it used to be that DH is about the silly and crazy antics and day-to-day business of the women of Wisteria Lane, and their mysterious neighbours. But tonight, the story seemed to close on to a sensitive side of life.
I think Lynette is a very representation of the modern woman. She voiced out her "concern" of her husband having a "second option" if she pass away. And the husband voices his concern that he is losing his place as the man of the house all this while being a house husband. They have hit a rut. Finally, this perfect family is experiencing cracks in their lives.
Would be interesting to follow through. And Gabrielle and husband Carlos are making effort to restore their love. Gosh, things are going back to the traditionals.
Well, like I said before, the American TV swerve to the tastes of its audience instinctively.
Unlike local tv. 7 (or 8 years) after Toy Story's release, they show it on tv and call the timeslot "Blockbuster Sunday". Wa kaoz.
Sooooo sad, the old couple in GA. They do love each other so much that they do not want each other to be hurt. So sweet, they way they look at each other, and hold each others hands. It has some connection to Derrick and Addison's best friends when they commented that they will live together and grow old together. The woman want to have her women's reproductive system and breasts removed so as to prevent cancer, so that she can live and grow old with her husband.
Duh.
I do worry for Cristina and Burke tho. They have got only things to talk about during work, and nothing after it. The only conversation they had on the date was ordering of food. Geez. So they have only got things to talk about in the operation theatre, and on bed. I hope they will not end up being as shallow as I am thinking them as now.
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I owe alot of people alot of time and ... things. Owe myself home assignment to complete. Better get things done soon.
But now it's time to sleep.
I just have to learn to tell myself that I should look forward, not backwards. There is no running away from reminders, but there should be a better way of looking at them.
- - - - - - - - - - - -
Was I seeing things? Desperate Housewives is actually swaying towards the sensitive side of human kind. I mean, it used to be that DH is about the silly and crazy antics and day-to-day business of the women of Wisteria Lane, and their mysterious neighbours. But tonight, the story seemed to close on to a sensitive side of life.
I think Lynette is a very representation of the modern woman. She voiced out her "concern" of her husband having a "second option" if she pass away. And the husband voices his concern that he is losing his place as the man of the house all this while being a house husband. They have hit a rut. Finally, this perfect family is experiencing cracks in their lives.
Would be interesting to follow through. And Gabrielle and husband Carlos are making effort to restore their love. Gosh, things are going back to the traditionals.
Well, like I said before, the American TV swerve to the tastes of its audience instinctively.
Unlike local tv. 7 (or 8 years) after Toy Story's release, they show it on tv and call the timeslot "Blockbuster Sunday". Wa kaoz.
Sooooo sad, the old couple in GA. They do love each other so much that they do not want each other to be hurt. So sweet, they way they look at each other, and hold each others hands. It has some connection to Derrick and Addison's best friends when they commented that they will live together and grow old together. The woman want to have her women's reproductive system and breasts removed so as to prevent cancer, so that she can live and grow old with her husband.
Duh.
I do worry for Cristina and Burke tho. They have got only things to talk about during work, and nothing after it. The only conversation they had on the date was ordering of food. Geez. So they have only got things to talk about in the operation theatre, and on bed. I hope they will not end up being as shallow as I am thinking them as now.
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I owe alot of people alot of time and ... things. Owe myself home assignment to complete. Better get things done soon.
But now it's time to sleep.
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