I'm Analise. I'm 20 going on cynical old lady. I like beautiful pictures, funny things, words, music, food, fireworks, television, magic, dogs, Harry Potter, wanderlust, books, sarcasm, cheese, movies, and anything else that strikes a chord within my soul. This blog is a reflection of where my mind wanders and the things it finds along the way. There's a lot of food, whatever I'm obsessing over at the moment, and general randomness.
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According to the twenty year plan she made in high school, after living in New York for five years and just getting out of college, Rachel Berry (Lea Michele) should be already taking Broadway by storm and possibly getting the lead role in Wicked by now. Except the only Tony she’s seen lately is the doorman of the apartment building she and her best friend Kurt (Chris Colfer) can no longer afford. To get her life together and avoid being thrown out of her tiny Brooklyn apartment she will have to put her dreams on hold and get on with her plan B: get a normal job. She gets a secretary position in a PR agency, and just when she thought she couldn’t hate it anymore, she meets her boss. Of all the people she went to high school with she never thought that Noah Puckerman (Mark Salling) would end up being a successful Manhattan business man, and that she would be the one getting him coffee every morning.
“When you love someone, like I loved her, they’re a part of you. It’s like you’re attached by this invisible tether, and no matter how far away you are, you can always feel them.”
Jesse: They say that the best time to start any business is during a recession. I don’t know why, or even what a recession is, but it is my understanding that we’re in one.
Rachel: He’s so smart! I can’t believe he flunked out of college!
