said he did say that it took him years to change how he thought and felt. He had once done and said the same things and he just expected for Finn to have been born thinking the right way. Is it fair to expect other people to have come to the same conclusions on their own that we were dragged to kicking and screaming the whole way? I say this covering a whole realm of thoughts not just on the gay issue. I may have wanted my kids to feel the same way as I do about some things but if they haven't had some of the hard experiences to teach them that I did how can I expect them to really get why I feel like that? I am learning to just sit back a little and let life teach them naturally.

I am not critisising the father. That was a natural reaction. But I do think that it left the way open for him to apologise or at least to understand that he may have been a little harsh. Although that harshness was probably a good thing in the end for making Finn think.

What bothers me about the show is that if the house was so big, why did the boys have to share a room? That made no sense. Way to cheapen a dramatic scene.

Also why did they have to switch the order of the episodes? That was a dumb move.

I do love Kurt's character. I have to say that his scenes are usually my favorite ones and that he is stealing the show. I just read this morning that he had tried out for the part of the kid in the wheelchair and although the writers gave it to someone else, they actually wrote in Kurt's character as a vehicle for him. Good choice.