I’ve kept watching, but it definitely hasn’t been the same without Connie Britton, and I’m now pretty meh on what used to be my favorite show.

I have a daughter about that age and I literally just burst into tears reading this.

HOLY FUCK THIS IS TERRIFYING

Mine does too! The worst is when all three of mine suddenly stop and stare at the corner of a ceiling, then resume their assholery like nbd.

My parents and my husband have all (finally) (thankfully) learned that if they need to tell me something when I’ve been asleep, I need to be fully sitting up and moving around and looking them in the eye, because I’ve also apparently had full-on conversations when I’ve been asleep. I also have the great habit of…

gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah this one still gets me every time!!!

MURDER TRUCK. A couple of days after I read that one, an old truck just like the one in the story pulled up next to me at a stoplight, and I nearly hyperventilated. I floored it as soon as the light turned green.

Encyclopaaaaaaaaaaaeeeeeeeedia.

Also a native Texan, and although I guess I’ve seen one or two of my most batshit relatives post some Twin Towers in memoriam graphic on 9/11, it’s not “a thing” down here.

You’re not the only one. I am a mom, but that’s certainly not all that I am, and it drives me crazy whenever a friend has a kid and suddenly that’s their entire identity. You used to be an awesome person with opinions about things other than kid-related topics, come the fuck on.

My biological dad was a real dick, and the best thing he ever did for me and my mom was give up parental rights when I was a baby. My actual dad married my mom before I could talk, and adopted me as soon as he could. We’ve butted heads so many times, because we’re so alike. Basically, my dad didn’t have to be a dad,…

AND AFTEEEEEEEEEEEEEER AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALL

I caught the part where one of the choir singers looked upset and Ariana walked over and hugged her and stood by her the rest of the song and had the girl sing into the microphone, and then Ariana getting visibly emotional and still keeping it together. She impressed me as well!

There are a lot of things to dislike a lot about Texas, but man, do I love my city.

I immediately had to check his age after seeing that for the first time because his entire routine gave me the vapours.

That half-smile he gives the camera when he stops looking to the side, then full-on at the camera? Sweet Jesus.

Same. It’s one of my favorite shows and the finale is still upsetting.

BAngieb! I still envision “my pretty, pretty girl” when I think of LiLo.

Apparently things go crazy in the Berkshires again this year, I think between Ramona and Bethenny?

He’s 20. And I Googled that because I am extremely uncomfortable with how O_O that “turn with the umbrella then stop and look right at the camera” was. Goodness gracious.