About "Dr. House"

(My goodness, it's been a long time since I wrote on here. It's not that I haven't thought of things to write. Actually I have. But, I've been in such a bad kinda mood, that I was afraid to start. I don't want to cause hard feelings or upset anyone or even make myself angrier. It's a combination of things. Just like life always is. Uppermost in my mind (besides my own physical pain) is that my oldest son is having his problems. And, it looks like they will lead him right out of Ohio and into another state. As if the other end of this state wasn't far enough away. Being a mother, and wife and woman, and human is hard. I've recently added one of those saying to the end of my e-mails, and I'm trying to keep it in mind as I stumble through my days. It's a quote from Dr. Wayne Dyer. "We need to remember that we are not Humans having a Spiritual experience. We are Spiritual beings having a human experience." This ties in with my favorite T.V. Show.

So, to get back on track, this is suppose to be about the T.V. show, "House.")

About "Dr. House"

Dr. House is suppose to be a man that we are suppose to love to hate. (I sure do. But then I'm not fond of Doctors in general.) On the other hand it's about a tortured soul who needs to save the lives of humans he proclaims not to care about. And, thats the part that fascinates me. He's portrayed as caring more about the puzzle of a disease then the patient who has the disease. I guess the question is suppose to be, does this make someone a better Doctor? But, the real question for me is, what really leads to a human feeling this way? If the mystery of disease hadn't captured his attention, would his lack of caring about humanity lead him into more terrible actions. Of course they show us bits of clues that show he isn't as disconnected from humanity as he proclaims. It's easy to see that he is a bitter man. (Pain can do that to you, and must be kept in control. Not just control the pain, but control the feelings pain leads to.) That should be a large part of solving my questions, but still I ponder.

I know, I know....... he's an imaginary T.V. character. But we all know there are folks out there like him. And, are they on the good side, with passions that lead to helping, or they the ones we have every reason to fear? This is why I'm hooked on a T.V. show, when most shows can be interesting, but don't involve my mind like this one does.

Then recently, the show caught my attention for another reason. House doesn't believe in an afterlife. (Why was I surprised?) Now there is a tortured soul for you. And my mind is off again in a multitude of directions.