Wordless Wednesday

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The Michael Jackson Memorial

Off and on, I watched the memorial today. I knew I wouldn't be able to watch the whole thing and that turned out to be very correct.

The talent (of course) was amazing. The turn out was great (of course).

I expected a totally vapid, cold and unfeeling Hollywood feel when I heard that one would be able to buy a ticket to the memorial. I expected crocodile tears and phony farewell speeches. I so glad to have been wrong on that.

When the camera put a group of three people on screen, I felt their pain and it was overwhelming.

Farewell Mr. Jackson.

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Labels: death, famous people, television

Wordless Wednesday

Labels: Wordless Wednesday

Ghost Adventures

I would be remiss if I didn't mention that the quality of this show would ascend on a tremendous basis if the crew would omit the following from their vernacular:

Bro

Dude

OH MY GOD!

Drop your camera!

I'm just sayin' is all.

Labels: television

R.I.P. Farrah Fawcett and Michael Jackson

Upon learning of her death, I thought about Ms. Fawcett and get the feeling that she was still undergoing treatment for cancer, but that she was ready to go. What's she's been through is amazing. Her spirit is just gone. She didn't linger.

I thought about Mr. Jackson and all he said was that he was still weak and that you cannot imagine what it's like to be dead until you are.

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Labels: death, famous people