If I Had A Nickel For Every Time A Sitcom Featured A Funeral Scene In Which A Character Mourns Their

If I had a nickel for every time a sitcom featured a funeral scene in which a character mourns their father by leading the congregation in a doleful impromptu rendition of a classic rock song, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot. But it’s weird that it happened (at least) twice.

I’m late to the BOTW party… What button do I press for Link to sit down and have a little cry? I just unlocked the last memory (AND the Master Sword), and I just think the lil guy needs it.

As you move through the world, you will always leave something behind. Someone. Sometimes that’s for the best, and sometimes it hurts like a bitch. But to love is to know that you will someday lose. The risk is built right in: the more you love, the more you stand to be hurt by change. But the change will come anyway. And when it does, you will find a way keep on loving, just as you did before. So be sad. Be bitter, even, for a little while. But when you’re done being sad, be a goldfish.

I just finished reading The Last Graduate (spoiler ahead) over the course of a day. And can I just say?

I’m fine and it’s fine and I’m sure everything is fiiiiiiine. I’m sure it’s fine!

Jessica “They just seem a little weird… Surrender! Surrender!” Day and Nick “I made up a dance so everyone will be happy!” Miller you will always be famous