Love In The Asylum

AND PEOPLE WONDER WHY 90% OF THE FANDOM SHIPS MCSHEP

What really gets me is the way John looks like he's going /cry/, but he's obviously trying /so hard/ to hold himself together for Rodney. Because he wants Rodney to know that he's /happy/ for him. Awwwww.

Luckily, Rodney and his girlfriend spend the rest of the episode trapped together in a small room, and the shocking revelation that Rodney is neurotic and deranged and, you know, /Rodney/ leads her to dump him quite quickly after.

You know what is totally awesome? To have the day start out completely clear, blue sky, sun blazing - and about a million degrees in the shade, too - and then all of a sudden you look outside and the sky's black, thunder's rumbling, lightning flashing, and it just starts /pouring/ down rain for the next two hours. And then it does it again every night the rest of the week.

Damn, but I /love/ monsoon season. As long as our apartment isn't flooding and the parking lot isn't being turned into a mini-lake, that is, which it isn't, so we just have huge melodramatic storms and all is good.

Back to trying to finish all the back episodes of Stargate: Atlantis, which is not the most painful thing I've ever done. I love it so much, with its giant gaping plot holes and its nonsensical writing and its utter lack of character development and its complete, unmitigated crack! And Sheppard's /hair/, and McKay's sexy sexy physicist brain, and damn but they are just /married/. Honestly, Shep's about the least convincing straight guy ever, it's hysterical. So much love!

May apply for a new job on Monday. On the plus side, it would be closer to where I'm living (huge bonus for my family, I feel horrible about having to get them to drive me to the movie theater a half hour away), it would be easier - relatively, I mean, I'd get to sit down - work, and it would pay a /lot/ better. On the negative side, I'd have to lie about the fact that I'm going back to school in Sept - either say I'm going to UNM or that I'm not going back to Stanford - because they probably wouldn't hire me for a month and a half. I'm not sure how I feel about that. So stressing, very much stressing.