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Well, today is good.
I happened to watch Criminal Minds yesterday. Now, I happened to love that episode. I liked how they had made Hotch cry. Everyone seemed to have suffered in the series, most notably Reid, and they had Hotch cry. I mean, maybe except Rossi or Gideon. But they did make him cry. I'm starting to wonder, is it the actors choice, or the character in the series who get's to choose the length of their hair? Reids hair is getting longer and longer. Now when the series is over, will he cut it? I surely hope not. That would suck so hard, mostly because I think he looks nice with all that hair on his head.
Now, when it ended, I had said that I wanted something bad to happen to Reid. I don' know why, but I do really love to watch Reid squirm in pain and suffering. It's just so easy to torture him and have him cry. He cries very prettily. I am not ashamed that I like to watch him cry. It fills me with joy.
Now, today was Thanksgiving as all of you people know. Now that means fat a** day world round. Now that it's happened, people are stocking up on calories. It's a day for people to pig out and and say they aren't a fat a**. So, I took advantage of it and ate out a lot. It's a good day for turkey and a bad day for alive ones.
Now, I happened to find an awesome song by The Rolling Stones. I really like "Shine A Light". It has a church-y gospel like feel. Like a church song. It has a quality given off by the piano that is used in it. I like how the lyrics are and how mellow that the song is. It doesn't have a pulsating rock n roll fell to it, but more of a softer feel to it. I like how Mick sorta sounds like a pastor directing a chorus. Speaking of the chorus, I love it. I like how Mick first begins out on the song. How he sings "Saw you stretched out in room Ten O Nine/With a smile on your face and a tear right in your eye/Couldn't see to get a line on you".
It sorta sounds like "You Can't Always Get What You Want". Long title, but it's good.
I don't know but it had me hooked. The guitar solo just adds to it. It sounds so up lifting. I mean, this could become one of my favorite Stones songs. I think I could very comfortable with it.
Now, I am currently immersed into "Shine A Light" by The Rolling Stones. Good song from "Exile On Main Street". 1972 way a good year for them. Even if it was a big cocaine fest, mostly for Keith, at Nellcote, France, it sure didn't sound like one.
