Wassup!

Time for Parenthood!

I’m hoping I learn more of their names this episode, although I don’t have much hope. It doesn’t help that I’m awful with them, or that I don’t care all that much. And I’m still trying to figure out how to write these posts. It’s so hard to write when it keeps jumping between stories. Any tips? :)

I think next time I’m going to totally separate by character.

I feel bad for Sarah’s daughter, Amber. She hasn’t really done anything wrong. I hate that she’s like “discriminated” against because she looks like a bad girl and it’s kind of cliché that the “good” girl Haddie is actually going to turn out to be the bad one.

I’m glad she’s not a total bad person, and she’s finding a place with “Stevie’s family”. I kind of like where they’re going with her. It seems like a lot of this stuff is very predictable.

It’s good that Haddie’s mom talked to her. Openness is important, I think. It’s what led Haddie to bring Stevie with her in the end to the dinner.

Ah, Sarah needs to learn that sometimes kids just need to open up to their parents. (I’m sorry, I just had a class today where we mostly discussed what made a good or bad parent.) Haddie’s father said that rebelling is also part of growing up, which we also mentioned was debatable.


I’m glad Sarah is fighting for Amber when Julie cancelled on her babysitting gig. While I’m sure her daughter didn’t really care about not having to work, I’ll be happy when this family realizes she’s not a bad girl. Doesn’t surprise me that Sarah would check up on her, not doubting she would. I didn’t really see it as Sarah trying to prove herself by getting Amber the job, but I get it now. I wouldn’t be happy.

But paper turtles are sooo cute!

Poor Drew. It must suck not to have a father to talk to. Although I liked the line (well the Woody Allen quote) “Masturbation is having sex with someone you love.” I love Woody Allen. And pop culture references. “Of all the gin joints in all the world.” I’m kind of digging this. Really grandpa? Your going to talk to have the talk while the kid’s in the shower? It’s funny though.

Who makes their password “Haddieho”? Haha I like that Crosby? (Daz) called Haddie’s relationship “facebook official”. How did Haddie not realize that her parents would figure out about her relationship? Sorry honey, but Facebook’s not your personal property. It’s the Internet.

I’m just wondering how can Jabbar eat pizza when we just learned he’s lactose intolerant? And poor him, with his thumb stuck in a can. I do love watching Crosby learn to parent, it’s so cute.

Finally, a soft side to Julie. Glad she’s not all evil. It’s really sweet that Crosby called her a good mom.

I still like the cheesy let’s get the whole family together thing and be happy. But it’s still cute. And happy. And perfect.


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