...and I will use it as I see fit.

I've rebounded faster than I anticipated.

Something clicked, and I really don't feel like adding any more teen angst to this blog than I already have been of late, so I'm leaving it at that.

But, as a small measure of thanks, I will give some kudos out. First, to Garrett Donovan and Neil Goldman, who wrote an episode of Scrubs ("My Screwup") that I saw about a week and a half ago. It is the most saddening episode of the show I have ever seen, and I believe it would have been even if I myself had not been pretty emotional at the time. It is also the first thing I've seen on television to bring up that kind of feeling since Sports Night went off the air.

I've learned that those two were nominated for a Humanitas for that episode. Bravo to you both.

Bravo, and a kudos-variety-pack to Josh Radin, who provided the song for the final scene in it. You made something amazingly good even better.

Finally, to the IMDB and Michelle somebody or another, proprietor of this site, which has a detailed listing of music used in the show. IMDB for providing the episode name based solely on a guest star, and Michelle's site for providing this little bit of info:

Episode 3.14 - "My Screw Up"
Scene: Dr. Cox is finally able to forgive and to accept events that were beyond his and J.D.'s control.
"Winter" by Josh Radin. Album: demo [MP3 @ website]

I highly recommend downloading the music, though if possible, you should try to see the episode first.

And to everyone who's been putting up with my downer crap lately, you get a different, altogether more risque kind of kudos that we'll all feel awkward about in the morning.

[this is my show and it will not be dumped]