When I get bored or feel the unrelenting urge to procrastinate homework (which is more often than not...), I rely on some websites for help. Facebook is the obvious one. I don't go on there to play farmville or mafia wars or sorority life, like my sister. I watched her playing that the other day and I gave a little prayer of thanks for my strength to not give into temptation and play that one - I'd so be addicted to that stuff!! However, there are a couple other sites that rock my world...those being this gem and the greatness found here. Also, every Sunday morning, I wake up and check out all the new postcard secrets at Frank's blog which is awesome and epic and I love it. I nervously anticipate the new week's postings on Saturdays.
I also saw something very very awesome a couple nights ago. We've been getting the first season of "Glee" on DVD from netflix and it is extremely cheesy, pretty hilarious (Jane Lynch - the woman is outrageous!!), has some great eye candy (seriously, Cory Monteith is delicious), and sometimes, it is perfect. Such was the case with this particular episode. The Glee Club is preparing for sectionals and they've found out their competition - one school is for troubled girl's and the other is a school for deaf youth. So, there are a TON of jokes about it, and if you think about it, its a funny situation...right? Well, they get a performance done for them by the girls' school and there is a ton of booty shaking and some grinding...they did Beyonce proud. Then, the coach from the deaf school comes in and wants equal treatment, so they do a little "scrimmage" with them. The kids get up and start to perform "Imagine." It was the most beautiful thing I have ever seen on any television program ever. One of the boys in the front spoke the words while the entire group signed them. Of course, the Glee club got up and sang with them and it was all butterflies and roses, but it really didn't distract from the beauty in the performance. It was just one of those moments that takes your breath away and gives you chills and I'm super proud of the show for putting it on air and showing that people from all walks of life can do anything. That's the American Dream right there baby!!! :)
