I don't do endings well. And apparently, I was with DREAM throughout everything personally. Meta-commentary aside from us experiencing the protagonists and antagonists' journey with them, and us having dreamt all this and just forgot upon awakening, other things from my past, present, and future were up for grabs. Bring the tissues because we're attending a wake, and reflecting fondly on the memory of what once was that can never be again. Join me for the final episode in the saga of "The Annotated Sandman".

What better way to bring in the holidays than with a fight with your older brother, a semi-absent father, and your boyfriend navigating his own crises by avoiding the issue until you can't ignore? Sounds pretty standard for a soap opera, or the extended family we don't invite because they know why. Nick and Charlie manage to navigate another life lesson as they grow closer together. Makes me wonder when I'll get a relationship as stimulating as theirs. Or I'll just settle for the love affair I'm going have with my Thanksgiving meal. Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Salutations with the newest episode of our heartwarming saga!

Don't hold nothing against me; I'm sensitive to the ever-flowing nature of life and what does it mean to face stagnation/living death. DREAM is traveling with DELIRIUM for the Prodigal Son, and I don't mean Mr. Christ. Hopefully, no one get hurts in the process. But that's ridiculous of me; everyone gets hurt one way or another in the face of DESTRUCTION and Change. I'm crying! You're crying! EVERYONE'S CRYING!!!! Tune in for a tearful ode to the wonder of "The Sandman" and life's journey reflecting back on us.

There's nothing wrong with not saying "I love you" two days into your relationship. But not saying "I love you" while in Paris, France with your first love?! We've got to draw the line somewhere. Fortunately, there's a lot of cafes and museums around to soften the blow of life's harsh truths. Nick's Parisian dad is hard to reach; notice I don't even mention him in the episode, and Charlie's a ball of nerves about his relationship. Hopefully, the Mona Lisa is worth the trouble. Enjoy the art crawl in today's newest episode.

It's quite a feat exploring Death, Dream, and everything in between. Lucifer's calling it quits, Dream's got a new tenant, and unfortunately, I can't stop reflecting on what it all means. Luckily, Destiny's looking out for us and it's proving insightful. Tune in to another episode of our Eternal journey.

Nick and Charlie continue to be cuter than ever, and I continue to embark on my childhood. Family board games never returned, an unbeatable Connect 4 record, and a tear-jerking dialogue about self-worth as we permit ourselves to be seen and loved on. Enjoy another HEARTwarming episode!

I can't tell you how much I've been wanting to read about Dream, Desire, and Death. I've heard so much about them, and I've even met Death a couple times. In front of a car, food lodged in my throat, turkey leg by way of Disney World. You know how it goes. But a Dream unmet isn't always a bad thing; you could be avoiding disappointment in the long run. But not here if you tune in to tonight's episode. Sweet dreams!

Nick and Charlie are living out my life without much of the anger or ferocity that comes with age. Take me back to a nonexistent time where I've met a love of my life and endure personal demons to see a greater worth in myself; or maybe just when Auntie Anne's cinnamon pretzel bites filled that hole inside. Tune in for some warm, gushy feelings, and an arguably good accent, in today's episode.

Happy Halloween! It's a special time of year when the moon is nigh-visible in the night sky, the omens are beckoning, and your spirit yearns to come alive. Man becomes aware that time has slipped by, and in our desperation, we fix our attention without caution. Craig flew too close to the belfry, and death is awaiting its newest tenant. Cackle with me at his misfortune in this new, macabre episode! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

We've finally made it, everybody! Sookie's reached the ending of her story. It only took several kidnappings, multiple deaths with knives, a couple betrayals, and one fine man after the other showing up to marry Sookie. It sucks that we can't end a love story without a little jail time, but life's funny that way. One prison for another. I kid, but Sookie does need that bail money, and an exorcist. Tune in to the final episode of our southern vampire mystery saga!