And the ship has sailed.

Relief. At least for the time being. I have several thoughts swirling around in my heard, none of which will interest you, I'm assuming. I'm actually just typing this blog to do just that--to type a blog. I guess I'm going to see how this turns out.

So, if you know me in the very least, you should know that I'm an obsessive fan girl. I doubt anyone knows that behind my stonewall genius, I could be so naive. (haha, I'm only half kidding.) My weakness and obsession being? Anything and everything to do with Bones, NCIS, and House.

I could name you off the actors in the shows, the names of theme songs and who performs them. I've read and seen almost every interview to date, not to mention I know a lot of other useless trivia that will never help me. Well, that may be a lie. I've relayed several things I've learn from these shows (namely science and social studies) into school. And it's not like these shows are TOTALLY useless. I've developed my vocabulary and I'd even say it's changed me as a person. A little too deep and creepy, right? I know a lot more about stuff I would've never heard about, let alone be interested in. You're all probably thinking, "What a lunatic." But no, my fine sirs, I'm not. I'm just passionate.

If I could, I'd carry its beautiful forensic-medical babies. Okay, maybe saying that would make someone want to throw me into a loony bin. Hey! I don't mean it literally. I would give an arm and an leg to meet the actors. Or heck, to lead the lives of the characters portrayed. I wonder how long it takes to get a PhD in forensic anthropology? Or Psychology? Or perhaps to get into MIT? It's just that these shows highlight the zeal and sparkle of those things and it makes me just want to ingrain it into my identity. Is it silly to shape my future after such things?
I mean, I know it's obtainable, but is it realistic? Do you honestly think I can handle such a thing? I know without a doubt that those shows make it seem more appealing and action-packed than it really is. But I think something about it is real, don't you think?

Of course, how could I miss the shows' sexual tension between the characters. I guess that has a lot to do with what draws me in in the first place. I mean, I'm a total Booth/Brennan, Tony/Ziva, House/Cuddy shipper*. And in case you don't know what a shipper is, the definition is at the bottom. Anyway. I'm a big fan of procedural shows, but I what I love even more is procedural shows with character development. Each episode keeps me hanging off my seat waiting for the next weeks episode to see what happens. Then again, romance is my big thing. I am a hopeless, hopeless romantic.

These TV shows? I watch them religiously. And that, is a fact.

Haha, I totally made these definitions and this dictionary entry up. They're vaguely accurate though, lol.

*shipper \ship-er\ n
1. A fan devouted to a pairing of characters in a fandom.

"I'm a total TIVA (Tony/Ziva) shipper. I wish they would get together already!"

See also: ship

ship \ship\ n
1. Short for relationship.

"I see a ship deveolping between Muldy and Sculder."