I’m writing about CW’s TV show Smallville, Kathy Griffin and Crocs. What do they have in common? Nothing except two I like and one I despise more than anything else on this earth. With that said Smallville is one of my favorite shows and has been on air 8 seasons. Smallville is a show really about Clark Kent and how he dealt with superman’s powers in high school on up to adult hood. Kathy Griffin the self-proclaimed D-lister is a comedian who has been around the block a while. Crocs are the rubber clogs (similar to what snow white wore) that come in an array of colors and are worn by a ton of people from babies to adults.
I chose the TV show Smallville because I’ve always been interested in Superman and his life, and today it’s nice to have a hero to look up too.
I chose Kathy Griffin because she is a funny comedian who likes to push everyone’s button (A little like myself). I chose crocs because they bug me a heck of a lot, even though people love to wear them.
Smallville, to me, is my outlet in today’s world of violence and disappointment (not to name any names, President Bush). I enjoy watching an hour series on the life of the icon Superman as a younger male, faced with finding himself and dealing with his growing powers. Seeing the transformation over the years into the man of steel helps me personally relate to Superman on a human level of fitting in and deciding what’s good and what’s wrong. Kathy Griffin is a very funny woman who has no problem saying what’s on her mind. She’s not as much a D-lister now as she possibly was thanks to her Emmy and TV show, but she still makes me laugh and makes people a little uncomfortable because she says what everyone is thinking but is always afraid to say. For that she is an icon to me because she frankly doesn’t
give a crap. Now my biggest dislike in today’s modern world is a really silly item called crocs. They come in many colors they are big rubber oversized clogs. For some reason I see people wearing them and walking down the street and I cringe. They look ridiculous on people’s feet and look more like a clown shoe than anything I’d want to wear. My sister tried to buy a pair for my 2 year old niece and I swore I’d disown her if she did it! I wouldn’t have really, but the thought of that cute 2 year old walking in those shows made me sit down and shake my head for a very long time.
I chose the TV show Smallville because I’ve always been interested in Superman and his life, and today it’s nice to have a hero to look up too.
I chose Kathy Griffin because she is a funny comedian who likes to push everyone’s button (A little like myself). I chose crocs because they bug me a heck of a lot, even though people love to wear them.Smallville, to me, is my outlet in today’s world of violence and disappointment (not to name any names, President Bush). I enjoy watching an hour series on the life of the icon Superman as a younger male, faced with finding himself and dealing with his growing powers. Seeing the transformation over the years into the man of steel helps me personally relate to Superman on a human level of fitting in and deciding what’s good and what’s wrong. Kathy Griffin is a very funny woman who has no problem saying what’s on her mind. She’s not as much a D-lister now as she possibly was thanks to her Emmy and TV show, but she still makes me laugh and makes people a little uncomfortable because she says what everyone is thinking but is always afraid to say. For that she is an icon to me because she frankly doesn’t
give a crap. Now my biggest dislike in today’s modern world is a really silly item called crocs. They come in many colors they are big rubber oversized clogs. For some reason I see people wearing them and walking down the street and I cringe. They look ridiculous on people’s feet and look more like a clown shoe than anything I’d want to wear. My sister tried to buy a pair for my 2 year old niece and I swore I’d disown her if she did it! I wouldn’t have really, but the thought of that cute 2 year old walking in those shows made me sit down and shake my head for a very long time.
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