"P3 H2O"

Description: "The sisters must face and destroy the demon that was responsible for their mother's death 20 years ago. In the process, they uncover a chapter of their mother's life that they never knew about - one that disturbingly mirrors Piper's current relationship with Leo."

This episode is probably the most emotional episode of Charmed that we've encountered so far. Emotions about the girls dealing with their mother's death, emotions with Sam dealing with Patty's death being repeated again, and old wounds between Piper and Leo being opened upon his return. Yes, Leo is back, but as Piper said, "Leo doesn't do personal anymore," he was just there on a job. Things aren't getting better between Leo and Piper but he is finally understanding where Piper is coming from. I was so touched when he asked Sam how it felt to give up his powers, and then Leo looked at Piper. Leo has said on multiple occasions that he's wanted to give up his powers ever since he met Piper. I felt very bad for Prue. She's the oldest and she's also the one that remembers the most about how things were before her mother died. Prue never said it before this episode, but it was kind of life altering when she was on the dock while they were putting her mother in the body bag. I mean if I was in Prue's shoes, I would have a hard time dealing with it also, even years later. Piper and Phoebe may have lost their mother also, but they don't have the same memories as Prue does or the same experiences with their mother's death so they can't sympathize with her. I find it kind of stupid that whenever someone says that Prue looks like her mother she denies it. I mean if you miss your mother wouldn't you want someone to say you look like she did. I cried at the end when they showed Sam dieing, but this isn't the end of us seeing Sam. It will be awhile but we will see him again, but how and when I'm not going to give away. The relationship between Prue and Jack is just getting more and more funny. She doesn't want to neccessarily date him, but she can't help but laugh at his jokes and seem attracted to him. To give Prue credit though, Jack is very charming. Dan is just getting more annoying. I mean do you have to stop by Piper's house 20 times a day? Just cause you live next door doesn't mean you have to live at her house. I found it funny when Piper was on the phone with Dan and she wanted Phoebe to go to another room, and when she said, "Don't you have somewhere else to be?" and Phoebe just scooted closer. "May the power of three set you free!" Keep reading and watching!

Peace, Love, and Charmed!

"They're Everywhere"

Description: "Prue, Piper, and Phoebe are faced with more warlocks than they can handle when they help Eric, a young man who has cracked a baffling code to reveal the location of an ancient tablet which contains the significant events of the future. They must protect not only Eric but his father as well. Also, concerned that the men they are interesting in might be warlocks, Prue and Piper cast a spell to read minds."

"You have them in your love life, I have them at the water cooler." I found this quote by Prue so funny, as she again touches on the subject that the sisters are constantly having the supernatural interfere with their love lives. I was rooting for the fact that Piper might just miss her trip with Dan, and was very dissappointed when she actually made it at the last moment. I miss Leo, and I didn't know how much I would miss him until we havn't seen him for a couple of episodes. His presence is greatly needed in their lives. Jack Sheridan is cute and all but I don't really see him as a good match for Prue. I wonder what ever happened to that Alan guy she was interested in a couple of episodes ago? I felt bad for Eric having his dad in a mental hospital. Dealing with a convalescent father is difficult on any circumstance, but having one that is also being chased by warlocks has to be harder. He was adament that he wasn't gonna give up on the hope that his father would get better. Dr. Stone's cover up was pretty good if I do say so myself. If the sisters hadn't been there at the right moment, he might have actually succeeded in getting the information from Eric and his father. I found it dissappointing that Phoebe finally finds a guy that she likes and seems to have an interest in her, but because the warlocks drained both of their brains and their memories with it, they don't remember eachother. Which on the other hand might be a good thing, because now Eric also doesn't remember the sisters telling the secret that they are witches, saving themselves for the further risk of exposure. It's been a couple of episodes since we've seen the goings on of P3, I wonder how the club is doing anyway? I find it funny how the sisters are always talking so frankly about the topic of sex. They are constantly teasing eachother about who one of them is currently sleeping with whom. Piper to me always seems so conservative so when I first saw this episode and Phoebe pulled the lingerie out of Piper's bag, for a moment I didn't believe that it was actually hers. Way to be risky Piper! I puke at the thought of Dan and her together in that way. Since I'm such a huge Piper and Leo fan, I cringe at the thought of Piper even remotely with anybody else. Happy Thanksgiving! "May the power of three set you free!" Keep reading and watching!

Peace, Love, and Charmed

"That Old Black Magic"

Description: "When two hikers accidentally free the evil witch Tuatha, she feeds them to her enchanted serpent, just for not knowing where her jeweled wand is, then sends the serpent to find it. It's nearly snatched by charmed internet-auctioneer Jack, but Prue brings it home. Unfortunately the sisters cannot wield it to vanquish her themselves, the job is handed down to destined schoolboy Kyle. However, he's apparently too scared he won't be trained up in time by Leo, who's improbably frequent presence for a handyman is making neighbor Dan doubt if Piper is over him."

To quote Phoebe, "Tuatha? Who wouldn't go evil with a name like that." Like seriously I know she's a demon and everything but that name is just hideous. But I guess if the name fits. Poor Kyle I felt so bad for him, because he's always getting picked on by his brothers it seems, and now when he finally does something that is worth to brag about no one will believe him. The sisters just hope he keeps their secret. He almost went and revealed the secret to neighbor Jenny, and that was a really close call. Things are getting a little heated between Piper and Leo, and a little steamy between Piper and Dan. The infamous love triangle between the three is in full swing. I hate seeing Leo so upset, and I am constantly wishing that Piper will leave Dan and go back with Leo. You guys will just have to wait and see because I'm not giving anything away. I found it funny how Dan is so suspicous about Leo always being at the house. He's probably wondering why the sisters don't just ask him to work on the house since he's in construction. But whatever. I found it really disgusting how Tuatha was using the hearts of innocent hikers in the woods to bind the sisters' powers. The prop department for the show did a really good job of making the hearts look realistic. I got nauseous just looking at them even though I knew they weren't real. I cried when Piper wouldn't let Leo heal her, and when he asked her why she said, "It just gets too confusing when you're near me, when you touch me." And it was almost a stab to Leo's ego when she said, "At least I can count on Dan to be there for me when I need him." The writers of the show are just dangling Piper and Leo's relationship on a string in front of our faces, almost teasing us with it. I feel bad for all the new comers of the show because they have to wait and see what happens. Here's another incentive to keep following. "May the power of three set you free!" Keep reading and watching!

Peace, Love, and Charmed

"She's a man, baby, a man!"

Description: "Phoebe experiences several vivid dreams of seducing men before murdering them. The sisters soon discover that Phoebe is physically linked, through her powers, to a man-killing demon known as a 'Succubus.' In order to lure the Succubus to her sisters, Prue casts a spell, which turns her into a man."

To all the ladies out there, have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a man for a day? I think all of us have thought about this at one time or another, but Prue is the only one that has ever been able to experience this. In my opinion, Prue doesn't make a very good looking man at all. Now on to the demon. What kind of sick and twisted person, demon or not, lures men and seduces them, to just suck all the testosterone out of there bodies. That's just weird! I found it funny when Prue was first starting to get used to being a man, and she had to learn how to walk like one. Piper told her to walk like a man she admires, then when she walked Piper goes, "The man you admire is Richard Simmons?" I about died laughing, but that's Piper for you. Speaking of Piper, this was the first official episode that her and Dan had their first date. I'm not a huge fan of the relationship between Piper and Dan, but I thought the video Dan made for the dating service was sooooo sweet. It also was so obviously about Piper although he never did say her name she still knew. The thing I'm not looking forward to is when Leo finds out that they're dating, and that him and Piper are done. I don't want to give too much away, but for all of the grieving Piper and Leo fans out there, the relationship isn't gonna be lost forever. I found it funny how Prue was so worried about what she was doing wrong with Alan. You can tell this is the first guy she's been interested in since Andy died, and it's obviously hard for her. You have to give her credit though, she grew up with Andy and although their relationship wasn't perfect it was easier than others because they knew so much about eachother. "May the power of three set you free!" Keep reading and watching!

Peace, Love, and Charmed!

"The Devil's Music"

Description: "Leo lures the manager of Dishwalla to P3, aware that the manager has made a pact with a demon that grants him fame and fortune in exchange for innocent souls. Meanwhile, Daryl soon becomes involved when he investigates the mysterious disappearance of young women from many of Dishwalla's past concerts, and suspects that more will disappear when they next perform."

P3 is now officially opened for business. It starts off with a rough start, but I promise that it's popularity quickly picks up, for the sisters' sake. Poor Piper was sooooo excited when she thought she had booked a famous band all by herself, and then Leo had to quickly diminish her excitement. To Leo and Piper fans everywhere it sadly looks like their relationship is going downhill quickly. No one ever said it was going to be easy for a witch and a whitelighter to date. No matter how in love they are sometimes that just isn't enough, especially when neither party ever has time to sit down and discuss it. I thought it was hilarious when Leo recognized Dan from his past baseball days. Piper was like since when do you like baseball? My favorite quote of the whole episode is when Piper says, "No...no... I skated past upset just after you came in the door. Right now, I’m at furious." I thought it was hilarious but at the same time a little upsetting because it was another hit to Leo and Piper's relationship. And the more she drifts away from Leo the more Dan is looking more appealing. Hmm, I wonder if she acts on these feelings or if she works it out with Leo? Oh wait, I know the answer you guys will just have to wait and see what happens. The most touching quote of the whole episode is after they had defeated Masselin and Barker was in shock about what just happened Prue says, "Mr. Barker... here’s what you need to know. This place is ours. The ups, the downs, the good and especially the bad. It's all ours. Now if you ever bother us again, you won’t have to ask if I’m threatening you. Are we clear?" It's just another example of how the sisters are there for eachother no matter what, through thick and thin. I also love how Prue and Phoebe are willing to give up just about anything (except maybe the house) to help Piper accomplish something that she really wants. Producers of the show write the episodes by the policy, "they are sisters that just happen to be witches, not witches that just happen to be sisters." I love this quote! But not as much as I love this show! "May the power of three set you free!" Keep reading and watching!

Peace, Love, and Charmed!

"The Painted World"

Description: "When Prue finds some mysterious words on an unusual painting at the auction house, she winds up trapped in the magical world inside the painting with a man who had been imprisoned there for decades. Meanwhile, after damaging Prue's car, Phoebe casts a smart spell in hopes in landing a high-paying job to pay for the repairs."

Alright, if it was me who saw a random man in a painting, my first instinct would be to get as far away from it as I possibly could, not inspect further. The Halliwells face these sort of things every day, they should know by now that things like this never lead to anything good. This was the first episode where hints about Piper and Dan's relationship are starting to begin. Me personally I think she should just stick with making things with Leo work and forget about anyone else, but I also want to see her happy. You guys will just have to wait and see because I'm not giving anything away. I hate that Phoebe kept degrading herself and saying that she wasnt smart. You don't need a college degree to make you smart. Just cause you crashed your sister's car doesn't make you stupid because anyone can make that mistake. Alright now back to the guy in the painting. From the start, I suspected that his story was a bit fishy. No matter how bad the break up is, no one is going to go through all that work just for revenge, and I was surprised that Prue wasn't weary about it at first either. I find it funny how Phoebe keeps hinting things to Piper about how she feels about Dan, and that picture she drew for Jenny was just hilarious. When Phoebe cast the smart spell, I thought the way she was acting and how she knew everything was weird and not herself. I was wishing for the old Phoebe back the whole time. I wish the producers would have went more into Malcom and Jane's story, because they didn't really tell us much about them, they were just these weird people that wanted out of the painting and it got a bit confusing. "May the power of three set you free!" Keep reading and watching!

Peace, Love, and Charmed!

"Morality Bites"

Description: "When Phoebe has a vision of herself being burnt to death, the sisters travel ten years into the future to learn what happened. Only to discover that she used her powers to kill someone, causing a local DA to begin modern day witch trials as a platform for political office. Meanwhile, Prue and Piper try to save Phoebe, but they both are surprised and somewhat dissappointed to learn how their lives turned out."

To the future the Halliwell sisters are thrown 10 years, where they find out the mistakes they have made, the careers they have established, and the families they may or may not have started. The costume and make up artists did a good job of making it look like they had aged when in reality they really hadn't. I'm sure tons of Piper and Leo fans everywhere were happy that in the end they did get married, whether or not they were happy or it worked out is still to be decided since everyone knows the future can be changed by the choices you make in the present. My favorite quote in the whole episode was when Piper first wakes up at the manor in the future and her daughter runs up to her calling "Mommy!" and Piper says, "I think you have the wrong house, certainly the wrong Mommy." That was definitely a knee slapper moment. A shocker is that they made Prue a blonde in the future! In my opinion she's definitely not a blonde so advice for Prue stick with the brown. It was cool to see what a difference ten years made to their powers. I jumped a mile the first time I saw Prue destroy the attic. Neighbors on the street at the moment probably had a big shocker! I love how Prue and Piper were more concerned about getting the Book of Shadows and saving Phoebe, then fixing the huge hole that was now in the side of their house. But I guess when you fight demons on a weekly basis and a lot of the attacks are in your house, you learn to just work around the damages and accept that they are gonna happen. This dude is a real a**! In the present day he's letting his dog crap on peoples' yards, and in the future he's burning people at the stake just because they're different for his own benefit! I know as a witch you're supposed to "save the innocent not punish the guilty" but people like Pratt deserve to be taught a lesson every once in awhile or they will never learn. "May the power of three set you free!" Keep reading and watching!

Peace, Love, and Charmed!

"Witch Trial"

Description: "On their first anniversary of becoming witches, the sisters face a cloven-hoofed demon called Abraxas, that steals the Book of Shadows and undoes the spells they've cast, releasing old vanquished enemies of the Charmed Ones. If the demon undoes the spell that granted them their powers, they will go back to living normal lives."

Happy One Year Anniversary Prue, Piper, and Phoebe! For me this is a milestone because this episode also marks a great achievement on my blog. Not many people make it to thirty blog posts so I feel honored. For a season opener this is one of the better ones. They could have done more with it but it was still good all the same. I wish they had gone more into the banker Rob's story though. In this episode we see Dan and Jenny for the first time, the new neighbors of the Halliwell sisters. Seems like a couple of sisters might have some interest in Mister Dan so you guys will just have to wait and see what happens. They keep hinting about Leo to Piper, and I do have to say that there is a reason for this. You guys won't have to wait long until Leo is back, and he soon becomes a regular member of the show. Pretty soon you won't be able to get rid of him (not that you would want to). I cried right along with Prue while she was trying to work through issues about Andy's death. I loved the relationship between the two of them and I was sad to see Andy die. I'm happy that Daryl and Prue found a way to connect though. They both cared about Andy and are deeply hurt by his passing. Andy will be forever missed! At the end of the episode, we find out that Piper is going to get her club after all. Her club will become more important later, and you will soon find out it's in the middle of a lot of the drama on the show. Hope you guys enjoyed the first episode of Season 2! "May the power of three set you free!" Keep reading and watching!

Peace, Love, and Charmed!

Season 2 Synopsis

The Halliwell sisters are back......and they've got "the power of three!" Charmed: The Complete Second Season casts a spell of excitement, adventure and fun as Prue, Piper, and Phoebe continue their journey as modern-day witches. From the intense season opener, when the trio battles an old foe who attempts to render them powerless, to the suspense-filled, and at times very humorous, season finale, these beautiful heroines will have you wishing for more. Their foes are stronger. Their powers are growing. And the supernatural has even more unique ways of disrupting their drama-filled personal lives just when they seem to get it together. Each exciting episode of Charmed: The Complete Second Season continues to work the magic that made this critically acclaimed audience a force to be reckoned with.

A sneak peak of what's to come!

Peace, Love, and Charmed!

Fan Pictures

I found some awesome pictures on the Facebook fan page for Charmed and I thought I would share them with you guys. Some of these are cool animated ones, and the others are just the three sisters in various poses.

On To Season 2!

As far as seasons go, Season 1 is not my favorite by a long shot. Nothing happens much in this season except that they get their powers and Andy dies. In my opinion, the writers could have done a whole lot more with this season. They saved themselves with the rest of the seasons to come which is the only reason I kept watching. When you see the rest of the seasons, you'll feel the same way that I do. Season 1 is nothing compared to the seasons to come. If you are already bored with the storyline of the first season, then I promise you that if you keep watching you will not be dissappointed. I would never lie about something like Charmed, so you should take my word for it. A lot of great things are coming up in Season 2. And I'm gonna drive you crazy with some what ifs. Do Piper and Leo get to be together, or will they find other loves? The sisters get a new neighbor that ends up giving them some problems, can you guess who this neighbor turns out to be? And Piper gets a new job again something that has a lot of interest in the Season to come, can you guess what it is? In the next season coming the sisters encounter a lot more interesting creatures, demons, and warlocks, so this season is sure to be a good one. "May the power of three set you free!" Keep reading and watching!

Season 1 Overview! Enjoy!

Peace, Love, and Charmed!

"Deja Vu All Over Again"

Description: "As a demon makes plans for his attempt to kill the Charmed Ones, he receives a visit from Tempus, the Devil's Sorcerer who will turn back time until the demon succeeds in killing all the sisters. Meanwhile, because of the endless loop, Phoebe has a number of strong cases of deja vu, and she even sees Andy's death at the hand of a demon."

Have you ever had a day where it seemed to last forever? Well in the case of the Halliwell sisters, their day went on for the length of three days.  Maybe it was because I was so impatient for this season to be over so we could move on to the next season, but I felt like this episode went on forever.  It was getting a little old when they kept repeating the day over and I kept finding myself saying, "Didn't I just watch this?!"  I guess that was the whole point, but I felt that most of the episode was very slow moving.  I liked seeing Piper tell that lady at Quake where she could stuff her overly priced wardrobe, because up until now we've never gotten the chance to see her stick up for herself.  Some people might think that Piper was being hyper-sensitive, but in my opinion she had every right to do what she did considering that lady was being a major b****!  It's kind of sad how Piper doesn't think she's accomplished a lot in her life, and in consequence often feels inferior to those she went to high school with.  At the end of the episode she decides to do something about going forward with what she actually wants to do with her life and finally quits her job at Quake.  What she chooses to do now that she's no longer working in the restaurant will become more important next season, so you're just going to have to wait and see!  In my opinion, all three of the sisters are very well accomplished both in the work force and the supernatural degree.  I bet the Charmed Ones wish they could sometimes let people know what they do for the greater good on a daily basis, but then the world would treat them as a freak show so it's probably best to keep it on the down low.  But if the general public had any idea about how often the Halliwells save the world, maybe they would think twice about treating them like dirt sometimes.  Now let's get to the point that I'm sure you all are anxiously awaiting me to mention, and that is the demise and downfall of our poor loved Andy.  :(  Andy has become a very important character throughout the run of this season, and it was sad that the producers no longer saw a need for his storyline to continue.  I think in a way, Andy's death is going to be important for Prue's character to grow and develop from here.  I like how Andy and Prue finally admitted how they really still felt for each other toward the end of the episode, when it became apparent that Andy had to either listen to Prue or be hurt in the process.  Unfortunately, Andy had to learn the hard way that unless you have the means of being able to go up against the supernatural you probably shouldn't because you're going to either hurt yourself, the ones around you, or get in the way.  Leave it to the all powerful Charmed Ones!  I thought it was sweet though that in the end Andy was more concerned with protecting Prue and her sisters and warning them about Rodriguez, that he didn't think twice about the danger of doing so.  I thought the demon Rodriguez had a really clever way of getting to the Charmed Ones, but if it hadn't been for him getting help from Tempus he wouldn't have made it as far as he did.  I'll give it to him that he was witty and clever in going through the law enforcement to get to them, but in reality he wasn't at all powerful enough to defeat the Charmed Ones on his own.  I wonder when the Underworld is finally going to get the memo that unless you're looking to die and having some serious suicidal thoughts, I would definitely stay well away from San Francisco and the Halliwell manor.  I felt bad for Phoebe that she had to be one to see Andy die in a premonition and carry that weight of guilt around with her.  I bet Phoebe feels like it's a curse sometimes when she has to see what could possibly happen in the near future if they don't do something to change the present time.  Prue would have probably taken the death of the one she loved harder if Andy hadn't come to her in the dream like state when she was passed out.  He helped her realize that it was his time to go and that if she just continued to turn time backwards than worser things could possibly happen.  I also liked how she channeled her anger about Andy being killed into taking it out on vanquishing Andy, and my favorite quote is when she says, "We might not be murderers, but we're no angels either."  At the end of the episode, Prue uses her power to close the doors of the Halliwel manor, and you will soon find out that becomes a fixture in each of the season closers.  See you all on the other side in Season 2!  "May the power of three set you free!"  Keep reading and watching!

Peace, Love, and Charmed!



"Love Hurts"

Description: "Leo is shot by the arrow of a darklighter, and asks the sisters to help protect a girl that is being targeted by the darklighter. Piper casts a spell to swap her powers with Leo's, but mistakenly the spell causes Prue and Phoebe's powers to swap. Meanwhile, Andy leaves his job to help protect Prue's secret from being exposed by an Internal Affairs investigation."

This emotional episode begins with none other than the return of beloved Leo, but it's not a happy one since he's dying from a poison darklighter arrow. Out of all the ways Piper could have found out Leo was a whitelighter, this is probably the worst way it could have happened. Before now Piper has never admitted to either herself or out loud how much she truly feels about Leo, but she was forced to quickly come to terms with these feelings in the midst of his impending death. Sometimes you never know how much you deeply love someone until you realize there's a danger of losing them for good. It was sweet how even though Piper was upset with Leo about keeping the secret that he was a whitelighter from her for so long, that she didn't hesitate to try and find every possible way of saving him. Even when Phoebe and Prue were trying to get Piper to see that all hope was lost and she needed to start saying her goodbyes, she refused to believe it and wasn't going to give up. At that moment is when I believe that Piper finally realized for herself how she really felt about Leo, but was too afraid of admitting it out loud in case she lost him. Anybody who can watch all the scenes about Piper and Leo and not cry, needs to get themselves checked out for emotional stability. I am a true believer in soul mates, so there is no doubt in my mind that Leo and Piper are destined to make it. As emotional as this episode is, it is not lacking in the comedy department at all. I found it hilarious when Prue and Phoebe had to figure out how to control each other's powers. I liked when Prue was trying to make Phoebe mad by continuously poking her, because that's Prue's trigger for her powers. Phoebe thought Prue was really losing her mind when she was doing this, but they really had no time to waste since they were fighting a darklighter. I was not surprised when I found out that Phoebe was teased with the name Freebie in high school. I don't agree with it because that's cruel and no one deserves to be treated like that, but Phoebe was really rebellious back then so I'm sure she wasn't the nicest to her classmates. My favorite quote of this episode is when Prue admitted that Phoebe was falsely accused when they were kids for something that Prue did, and Phoebe throws the whitelighter into the stall using Prue's power when angry saying, "Prue, I got grounded for that!" Too funny! I thought it was downright adorable at the end of the episode when Piper found out that Leo's trigger for his powers was love, and while doing so finally said she loves him. I was proud of Piper when she selflessly made the decision to let Leo still be a whitelighter instead of clipping his wings, although the alternative would have been he got to stay with her. Not many people in her situation would have been able to make that sacrifice, so it was great to see her come to terms with that decision. Piper knows how much good Leo did for her family, and she doesn't want to be the one to take that away from other future witches who need his help. The final scene of this episode also finally reveals that Internal Affairs Inspector Rodriguez is a demon! This will cause problems in the season finale, so stay tuned to see this story unfold! "May the power of three set you free!" Keep reading and watching!

Peace, Love, and Charmed!

"The Power of Two"

Description: "While taking a tour of Alcatraz, Phoebe sees the ghost of a killer take possession of a guard's body so he can cross the waters surrounding the prison, and must stop him before it's too late. Meanwhile, Piper worries about leaving Prue and Phoebe alone as she leaves on a business trip."

It's the power of three minus one for this episode because Piper is off to Hawaii for an important business trip. I don't know how much of a business trip it actually was though, because the one time Piper was shown in Hawaii she was sitting down relaxed and sipping a cocktail. Either way, I think Piper deserved a break from both demon hunting and the responsibility of being mediator between her sisters. I personally thought it was a bit rude for Piper and Prue to keep throwing things at Phoebe that they just expected her to do. It would have been better if they had asked first, but instead they just assumed Phoebe would do them because she had nothing better to do. In the Halliwell family, just because you don't hold a job outside of the home doesn't mean you aren't carrying your weight. Phoebe picks up the slack in the demon hunting side of affairs a lot, when sometimes Prue and Piper are too busy to do it themselves. I found it funny how Piper was concerned about leaving Prue and Phoebe alone together for a week. Fans who have been following the show so far know that Phoebe and Prue have always had a bit of a hard time getting along sometimes. Unfortunately, when her sisters start going at it Piper always seems to be thrown in the middle of the arguments. Since becoming witches Prue and Phoebe have gotten better about their bickering, but there are still occasions where tempers flare. It was funny that Prue and Phoebe were so determined to prove to Piper they could survive without her for a week. I think it was good for Phoebe and Prue to go through this together, because it was a learning lesson for both of them and they figured things out about each other that they probably wouldn't have otherwise. I liked the part when Phoebe was taking the tour of Alcatraz and she was the only one who was able to see the ghost Jackson, so when she started talking to him the other people thought she was losing her mind. I guess that's one of the downfalls of being a witch, is that people sometimes think you're crazy when you're trying to prove something they don't necessarily believe exists. Poor Andy! I'm glad that he finally knows their secret about being witches, but I think it is doing the guy more harm than good. He really loves Prue and you can tell the feeling is mutual, but he just can't fathom how being married to a witch could possibly mean for his future. Truthfully I don't blame him, because I wouldn't want to marry into a family and raise children around all the demons that are constantly attacking the sisters. Morris is getting a little aggravated with Andy too, because they're partners and now all of a sudden Andy is working and solving cases without him and now Internal Affairs is suddenly all over their butts. You'll soon find out though that Internal Affairs is more than they seem originally, but you will have to stay tuned to see how this all plays out in the end. "May the power of three set you free!" Keep reading and watching!

Peace, Love, and Charmed!

Welcome Back!

I'm so sorry for my long absence from this blog, but I have had no time to keep it up once school started. This year I'm involved with drama and currently the stage manager for the one act musical we're bringing to Districts called Tick Tick Boom! On top of that, I'm part of the honor choir at my school and we're busy working left and right on music our chorus teacher keeps throwing at us. We just recently performed for all the choir directors in Florida, and were one of the 4 schools chosen out of the whole state to sing for them. We had to send in an audition tape and everything just to be considered. Also just recently at the beginning of October, my new baby cousin Brynn was born and she's a sweet heart. Now that my schedule is starting to slow down a bit I'll start posting again. I wonder how much you guys were going crazy waiting for my next post, and I'm sorry I have kept you for so long.