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Thursday, July 16, 2009
the 80's are finally over.
2 icons of the 80's are gone and i grow older by the day. in my tweens , i knew farrah was the girl for me. like alot a lot of guys, of course i had the poster. i was so cool.we'll miss you, FARRAH
the other icon was a true star in every sense of the word.we all know of his many faults, but no can fault his talent. may he rest in peace.
the other icon was a true star in every sense of the word.we all know of his many faults, but no can fault his talent. may he rest in peace.
" eyes on the prize "
last week i watched, quite intently , a p b s special re- broadcast of eyes on the prize.
after viewing this piece, i was awed by the quiet dignity of many of the young adults who were interviewed on the show. how brave these folks are to have stood up and perservered .
these are true hero's. think about how brave they are to have walked thru mobs, dogs, rednecks& policemen for what they knew was the right thing to do.
yet there is very little written about people who are heroes.
sad.
after viewing this piece, i was awed by the quiet dignity of many of the young adults who were interviewed on the show. how brave these folks are to have stood up and perservered .
these are true hero's. think about how brave they are to have walked thru mobs, dogs, rednecks& policemen for what they knew was the right thing to do.
yet there is very little written about people who are heroes.
sad.
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