I absolutely loved Good Luck Charlie! I just hate how they have Teddy end up with Spencer, cheating is a big no no for me. I wish they would've let her end up with Beau instead :(
She spent so much time hating Loretta for the perfection she embodied, but Loretta was the one soul, the one consciousness who would’ve understood Sam the best, she IS Sam in so many ways.
It's too bad she had no one to meet her on the peir, but it gave her a chance to get some closure with her dad, fortunately they live on base so it was only a 15 minute walk to her house.
Amy tried to comfort Teddy, by telling her she knows what’s she’s going through, she had her heart broken too, when she was her age. She promised it would get better. Bob says PJ is the kid he’s most proud of. Skylar and PJ set each other free, though it hurt. Amy remembered all the memories in the house and changed her mind about moving. PJ tried to comfort Teddy, when she missed Spencer after he moved; he’s been through this, when Skylar moved away, he thought his world was over, but he managed to move on. He adds that maybe someday she would be with him again. Teddy moves closer, and he hugs her and rubs her arm. Spencer couldn’t be friends with Teddy. He was still in love with her. Amy, Bob, PJ, & finally Gabe cried, over Teddy leaving for college.
14:55, 15:00 15:22 15:27 I can relate. I said something horrible about my boss, and it really hurt her. One day, she was upset I had signed up for a one-person shift. I'll admit I'm kind of a slow learner and do better with a helping hand, but the assumption that I was automatically helpless really hurt me. My boss scolded her younger colleague for not noticing I had signed up to go solo. When she asked him if he thought I could do the shift, I answered for him with a firm "yes," because I felt belittled by her. She said she didn't think so, was all "I've told you not to sign up for shifts by yourself, I've been very clear about that, I don't know how much clearer I can get for you to listen. You need someone to guide you." I *_couldn't control_* my tact later. I was telling a coworker, *_right in front of_* my boss, that firm people often keep themselves unmarried. And I anonymously talked about a woman I couldn't stand who failed at life. How she doesn't seem to have a life outside of work. How her life appears to be _at_ work. How she has no husband or kids. Said she's got nothing better to do. I said she must've driven men away with her need to express her condemnation and annoyance. "As soon as something isn't the way she likes it, she just HAS to say something. Must be why she's single. She's in her 50s, on her way to retirement, and will soon have _nothing_ in her life. Hate to be this pathetic failure." Well, that night, I saw my boss crying at her apartment's window while walking by. She didn't see me. I realized that it must've been my words that brought her so much pain. I feel horrible about it. I mean, I was right to be mad at her, and she does deserve to be ashamed of herself for her disrespect to me, but she didn't deserve my words. I may have a learning disability, but at least I still have time to get married and have kids. She doesn't; it's too late. And I made it ten times worse.
This scene has stuck with me since I was a child. I only remembered him running and crying through the aisles and how it just stuck with me. Now remembering the rest of the scene and as a mother now of a 7 yr. Old autistic boy, this hits even more. ❤
I hated when Spencer cheated on Teddy and it was a total jerk moment but somehow when they brought him back later, I didn't hate him or anything and I could tell he was genuinely sorry and in the end he ended up going back to being the good guy he was in the beginning and I loved that
I hated when Spencer cheated on Teddy and it was a total jerk moment but somehow when they brought him back later, I didn't hate him or anything and I could tell he was genuinely sorry and in the end he ended up going back to being the good guy he was in the beginning and I loved that
