Yesterday, I made my bucket list and listening to this song now, I know that I will achieve all that I have listed except maybe #6. It’s not really the end all and be all of things but it would be nice.

Glee just reminds me of the time when I was still in glee club myself. We did what they would do which was burst out into songs and just plain jam at times. Some of our most memorable performances were the impromptu ones like “I Know Him So Well” and random love songs that we would just sing and do blending. When I watch Glee, I am reminded that music is life. It speaks what we cannot say.

Tonights episode also showed that life does not end when you lose. Sometimes in life, we lose things or competitions simply because there is something better out there. We lose for a reason. We lose because what we wanted was not what was best for us.

Losing is not the end of things. It is only the beginning. It is the beginning of better things that God planned for us. After all, we are young.

Watching the latest episode of Glee reminded me why rumors and backstabbing should never be an option. One should never resort to creating lies because as with anything, all lies are eventually revealed and secrets will always come out in the open. Rumors are called rumors because they are not facts and though sometimes they may have a basis, it is never 100% the reality.

Glee’s episode ended exactly where it should. When rumors are involved, nothing good ever comes out of it. When rumors are involved, it will always end in one big resounding smack.

…And the promo for next Tuesdays episode, ‘Mash Off’:

…And finally, some previews of the songs!!!

Which are:
Rumor Has It/ Someone Like You (Mercedes, Santana, and their group, The Troubletones)
You And I/You And I (Will and Shelby)
I Can’t Go For That/You Make My Dreams (New Directions)
Hit Me With Your Best Shot/One Way or Another (New Directions and the Troubletones)
Hot For Teacher (Puck)

One of which is not in there is Oklahoma, sung by Sue/Young Sue!

Who can’t wait for Tuesday? CAUSE I CAN’T!!!!

CAN’T. WAIT!

And here is a released song by the cast, their version of the song ‘Candyman’:

They also did my fave Katy Perry song, ‘Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)’!!!!

So, are you all excited? I KNOW I AM, LOL! Tune into the mid-season premiere of GLEE coming November 1 which features TGP half-winner, Damien McGinty! We are still awaiting info on when Samuel and Alex (and also Lindsay’s next ep) will air!

Source: E! Online

Brace yourselves, Gleeks: Chord Overstreet is coming back to Glee! Three months after Fox did not renew Overstreet’s contract as a series regular, show co-creator Ryan Murphy confirmed the actor will re-assume his role as Sam in a multi-episode arc this winter.

“We love Chord and have always said that we wanted him back,” Murphy told Us Weekly in a statement Monday. “So here’s an early Christmas present for all the Gleeks — Sam is coming back to McKinley, and just in time for sectionals!”

Overstreet, who debuted on the song-and-dance series in season 2 as a football player who transferred to McKinley, is equally as excited to get back to work. “I had the best time on Glee and couldn’t be more excited to be returning,” Overstreet tells Us in a statement.

Source: US Magazine

I like how it focused on loving yourself and loving what you do. A lot of things these days are so focused on negativity and bringing people down. The message they conveyed in this episode is about believing in your talents, skills, and fighting for yourself, even if at times, it may cause you to lose some people in your life.

Glee is finally back in what they do best; promoting positive self image, kick ass singing, and a great storyline.

Welcome back Glee.

I came across the songs for the episode, also! View them below: