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Whew. Comic-Con was definitely one of those ‘is this real life?’ moments. I can’t believe how crazy passionate and dedicated the Glee fanbase is. Much better than the fans of my debut film, Vampire Ticks, who threw glitter on me during discussion so that I could transform into the ultimate vampire Edward Cullen. I’m sure you’ve all heard of it- it hit the big (projector) screen in Professor Castile’s Intro to Film class back in 2016. Anyway, I’m even more excited to be playing Sam if it means I have such awesome people to inspire and motivate me!

Vampire Ticks sounds like something I’ve gotta get my hands on. Do you still have it?

I don’t know about you guys but I think Comic-Con went very well this year. Although one thing I think we can agree on is we need a break after all of that wonderful chaos. 

You’re so right. The spa is calling my name!

I can not be happier to be back home and in my own bed I don’t mind hotels, and the fact the show had us in nice ones for comic con was a major plus- but I am officially done leaving the comfort of my own bed and the lavender topper that makes it even more relaxing. Though, I can say I might actually miss room service because no food delivering app can replace that.

I know we toe the party line with the “best fans in the world” shit, but man there’s a lot of crazies who watch our show. No, random 35 year-old lady whose favorite show is about musical gay teenagers, I don’t wanna sign your titties.

It would’ve been very Nicki Minaj of you if you did sign ‘em though. I know she used to do that back in the day. Anyway, sorry that happened to you! I have yet to encounter my first extremely weird fan.

Well this weekend was absolutely crazy, don’t think I slept a wink whilst I was there but definitely look forward to doing that again. Honestly it has made me want to work so much harder then I already have. Just now I am happy to be home, happy to actually have a good nights sleep and just have space from so many people. But it was good to meet so many other actors and do all of that. It’s just madness to think what my life has turned out to be. 

I’m glad everyone agrees that Comic Con was aaamaazzziiing! I appreciate the job that I have but events where we get to interact with the fans make me love it even more. You better get your space while you can! I plan to interrupt all of your solitude very soon, my friend.

I know and have heard that comic con is such a busy time of year and should have expected it to be so busy but it was absolutely crazy. Not going to lie I loved every moment of it, not sure if it was the after parties or the actual panels and interviews and meeting fans moment but it was such a good weekend and I am so glad I had this opportunity because it just made me love my job ten times more. Now to catch up on sleep or try to right? 

Wasn’t it just magical? I tried my hardest to not fangirl myself. A lot of my favorite people were there. I think it was a mixture of the after parties and Comic Con itself. It felt like such a rush. I never sleep so trying to after an event like that was the hardest.

my love for animals knows no bounds, honestly if I could have a small petting zoo in my living room right now I would in a heartbeat, but I’ve just watched the trailer for “Cats” and I’m scared guys…. It’s a joke, right? It has to be a joke. Is there a plot to the movie, because I watched pretty closely and if there was it flew waaay over my head. 

I need to clear my head, forget that I saw James Cordon and Jason Derulo dressed like… That. Does anyone know if there’s a petting zoo around here? 

I thought I was the only one! I saw the trailer on Twitter and didn’t even know it was a real thing. I still might go and see it. Who knows? Maybe it’s actually... somewhat decent?

I think we can all, or at least most of us all, can agree that Comic Con was awesome. What was less awesome, however, was getting home, realizing I’d left my license at the hotel, taking a two hour bus to get back there, only to find it… in my pocket. Anyway, I hope everyone else’s Monday was more fun than mine, and not spent on a bus for six hours, because of not checking your pants thoroughly enough. 

That’s kind of one of my worst fears so I triple check everything. But there’s always a little voice in my head saying I forgot something. Anyway, that was super unfortunate but at least you had a mini adventure?

I just got done with an interview with a magazine and I have to say that I think I rocked that interview hard. I mean I stuttered a billion and one times, but otherwise I think that they liked what I had to say. I guess we’ll just have to wait until the interview actually comes out to find out how well I did, huh?

I know you did amazing! Which magazine did you interview for? I wanna be the first in line to buy.

Not to be a total echo of most of you, but Comic Con was so much fun! There were even some Comicbound cosplayers….I love that it’s kinda come back into the mainstream because of Glee. Finding a new younger audience and all that shit. How was everyone else’s weekend?

My little cousin loved that show! I should’ve brought her with but it was just so much going on. I’d have to worry about her and Comic Con and it’d just be a big mess. Anyway, my weekend went great. A few wardrobe malfunctions and all nighters but I think I pulled everything together.

After this weekend I am so ready for more fan events, that was totally awesome. Living off coffee and alcohol though probably wasn’t the best, but seeing good old mates at the after party was fun. Not sure if it was a good thing though having so many people try to slap my ass that weekend and tell me I have quite a thick ass and thick thighs and they love it but I will take the compliment. 

Coffee and alcohol? You must’ve been an animal this weekend. Anyway, that’s totally an invasion of privacy but being called thick is a great honor. And something I can’t relate to! I’ve been called a skinny legend though so I guess that’s good?