Foster's summer finale

I don't remember if I said this before but, I am not a girly show type person....

But the Foster's is my isshhh. Lol

I just watched the summer finale and all the things I expected to happen happened!

Spoiler Alert!

I never like Callie's half sister since the beginning, she seemed like the spoiled type to hold her breathe if she didn't get what she wanted..

I believe when she went into the bathroom at the ending scene, that she'll either cut herself or try to commit suicide.. I know it's a little extreme but remember this girl ripped up the papers that sign Callie away. Bitch is crazy!

I also had a feeling Jude will come out with his friend.. They did something they weren't supposed to, which we all saw coming.

What I didn't see coming is Lena saying peace out to her position as Assistant Principal at the school. Wasn't it a private or charter school? Doesn't that mean the kids may have to leave?

Anyway also Jesus needs to break up with that Haley girl, she's an attention craving girl.. I didn't like Emma either. I liked the first girl he started going out with, Marianna's friend...

Sorry if I am misspelling all the names..

Oh and Callie and Brandon kissing... To be honest I don't like them together as a couple.. I like Wyatt with Callie, and that other girl with Brandon.

But I cannot wait to see the next season and all that it has to offer.

Mike Brown petition

I agree with the person who started this petition.

Police officers should wear cameras on their uniform so we can see what is going on when they do their routine traffic stops, raids, etc.

With video evidence constantly on police officers I believe the police brutality will lessen and more people can see what really happened instead of assuming.

Please sign and spread the word for Michael Brown.

https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/mike-brown-law-requires-all-state-county-and-local-police-wear-camera/8tlS5czf

RIP Michael Brown

Also while watching and reading up on the news, I ran into this Michael Brown story

In a nutshell, Michael Brown (unarmed) was shot multiple times by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri and died from it.

I don't like cops as much as the next person and things like this are sickening. From the stories and things the witnesses say, that young man did not deserve to get shot. He put his hands up to the officer, showing he is giving up... He didn't deserve to die like that.

I believe everyone has the right to use their weapon ONLY when they're life is threatened. (Stand your ground)

But another thing that gets me is the public reaction to what happened..

Is all the violence and looting really necessary? I bet if I get shot tomorrow, no one will react to my death to that extreme. All the looting and violence cannot bring Michael Brown back!

The violence doesn't help the situation. Instead of coming together as a community and supporting the family in peaceful protests and preventing further unnecessary violence, people do dumb shit like this. (Excuse my french)

This does nothing but hurt more people and cause more unnecessary shootings and injuries.. Think people..

Robin Williams July 21, 1951 - August 11, 2014

While watching the news today, a very depressing story came on.

Headlines read Robin Williams, dead at 63..

My heart dropped at the thought of this wonderful comedian and actor passing.

To me all his work had an effect in my life so it really saddens me to hear this news.

I remember wishing I can meet him within my lifetime, but unfortunately that can no longer happen.

I remember watching Mrs. Doubtfire and it gave me hope and kept me happy when my parents were going through marital problems.

I remember during that dark time when I would watch that movie with my dad, he told me he would do the same thing Robin Williams did in the movie. Which at the time made me feel happy that my dad would do what Robin Williams would do.

I remember at one point in time Jumanji was my favorite movie, I had the VHS cassette of the movie and I would watch it over and over. I loved the movie and I loved seeing Robin Williams act like a hero in the movie.

I remember watching Aladdin so much when I was younger. Robin Williams voiced Genie in the movie and that movie gave me hope for love and romantic ideals. It is still one of my favorite Disney movies, I can still recite lines and sing-a-long with the songs.

I also remember watching Dead Poet Society and how it made me open up to the idea of Carpe Diem...

I remember watching Hook (my favorite childhood story was Peter Pan) and it made me love and appreciate my father as a hero. Robin Williams played a father going to rescue his children, something that made me feel happy in a dark time...

There are many other movies that Williams did that I love but these are my favorites...

You will be missed Robin Willaims...

"All my love to you poppet, you're going to be alright... bye-bye"