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[ealgylden]

Well. Now I hurt for every character on my show, and that's not fun on a Friday night. Okay, everyone except Grace, because she's a rabbi's daughter! How cool! I never would have guessed. My head aches now, though, and I really need a good cry. Good thing "Bringeth It On" is before this one on my rewatch schedule, because I think I need a dose of baby-abandoning cheerleaders. Weird that that one would be the funniest episode yet.

Two things while I can still type- Here's a good article on Joan (from last week, but just in case anyone missed it), with mini-interviews with Amber, Joe Mantegna, Mary Steenburgen, and Barbara Hall. Also, the JoA fanlisting (with the handy-dandy screencaps) has moved here.

Right then, time to go hit the Ben & Jerry's and cry for fictional people. Is that sad? I think it might be, but I don't care too much.

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[anenko.livejournal.com]

I really like your icon. Something about the lines of the drawing is very appealing.

Thank you. I got from iconaddicts (specifically, http://www.livejournal.com/community/iconaddicts/2755841.html). I haven't been able to find another that I like quite as much, so this one is in heavy use.

This show is great at reminding me how horrible and painful it was to be a teenager, and how glad I am that I can never, ever go back.

I never put myself out there enough to get really hurt as a teenager--I can't comprehend how characters deal with the kind of hurt brought down upon them.