The week of the season finales

If someone asks me if I have plans for the night, I will first have to see what day it is. I do have plans on Mondays and Thursday, as those are my TV nights. Realizing this is sad, and even after the wonderful invention of DVR I believe I still need to be home to watch them, I am excited for this week. Without all of my usually shows on, I will now be able to have a life. I would have been able to get caught up on all of my ridiculous homework (ridiculous because, really, what is interviewing a social worker about ethical dilemmas they have encountered going to do for me professionally?) and would now be able to use my Sundays as they were made to - to do nothing.

Because I do not have to make sure my life is revolving around TV anymore, I plan to use that time in other endeavors:
* Catch up on all my homework, so I do not encounter the hell week in three weeks.
* Do my spare bedroom
* Actually finish all of the gardens that I started
* Maybe make a bigger garden for veggies
*Go on some hikes after work

Yes, the end of my shows are the beginning of my summer life, one that will, I insist, be productive.

I must discuss the finale of Grey's Anatomy however. WTF? Really? That's how you are ending it? Not cool, Grey's, not cool. It is really taking on more of a soap opera theme than it already had. Meredeth and Derek probably won't ever really get married, Meredeth will have to get pregnant, or if she doesn't they will come up with a horrible script while she is on leave, and either Izzy or George aren't really dead. And if they are, again, really? Two in one show? They might as well had Izzy walk George to the door while saying goodbye to him as he is off to Iraq, but when they get in the elevator, they both happen to fall down the shaft. But no, the John Doe who is the hero is George? I want to say sadly enough my husband called that one when he first came in on the ambulance...