Weeny... I mean Feeny

Hello my couch potatoes! Welcome back. November is coming to an end which means it's time for Thanksgiving and (even better) it is Holiday season. WOOOO HOOOO!!!!! But this year, the end of November means that more college apps are due and I have to start handing in my portfolio. I finished 2/3 of them. Thank goodness most of my schools only require two so if I don't finish the third one in time I could hand in just the first two. But this one's coming along. I started it this afternoon and more than half of it is done. Here it is if you want to take a look at what I have so far. (this link works lol) I used Biblical text in this piece mainly because I do not have enough time to write my own non depressing lyrics.


For this post I was going to share a couple of playlists with you guys (creds. to Carolyn) but I decided that I am going to put that off until later in the school year. Which means in 2020. My Goh... --sh (do not use the Lord's name in vain). Also my last blog was a playlist so it's all good.

Today, I wanted to do a little review on a TV show, Boy Meets World, which is a coming of age series following Cory Matthews, played by Ben Savage. We follow Corey, his friends Topanga Lawrence (Danielle Fishel) and Shawn Hunter (Rider Strong) along with his family, and his teacher Mr. Feeny, through the journey of middle school, high school, and college through 7 seasons. It is a great family comedy that teaches life lessons, like relationships—whether it is romantic, platonic, or between siblings, they have it.

The things that Corey, Topanga, and Shawn learn are timeless. Even though they take place in the 90's (which seems like a million years ago haha) we can all really relate to them today, especially the high school ones since the majority of the show takes place in high school.

But honestly, my favorite thing about this show is the relationship between Corey's good-for-nothing older brother Eric (Will Friedle) and Mr. Feeny. This show has a lot of great funny moments but the relationship between these two characters is hilarious and heartwarming at the same time. I think everyone wishes they could have a relationship like theirs. If you are going to click on anything, please watch this compilation of the Feeny Call. It sums up their relationship perfectly (and it's sooooo funny).

I would definitely recommend this show to anyone whether you need a good laugh, a good cry, or just something to watch. You won't regret it.

Most of you probably watched Girl Meets World, the spin off Boy Meets World. This is one of the cases where I think the original is better. I personally think that Girl Meets World was shoving the life lessons in your face while in the original is was more subtle.

If you have any shows you think I should watch, let me know in the comments. Until next time, keep laying low my couch potatoes!

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