
RP An Angel with a Demon reflection. ~Gamer ~ Bookworm ~ Christian ~ Musician ~ Runner ~ #ImRightHereMovement. @my_funandgames
Dallas, TX
Joined December 2016
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My door is always open. My house is safe. Coffee can be on in minutes, the dining room table is a place of peace & non-judgment. Anyone who needs to chat is welcome any time. I will always be avaliable. Someone is always listening, you’re never truly alone!
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C.S. Lewis on why children need fairy tales. A timeless reminder that classic stories still matter.
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Beans let's come together! Download and share this image if you've voted. Let's show the world we love our country and start an online wave! #USA #midterms #celsbeaniumtakeover
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This is the moment as a kid that ignited my love of rock music. Alice Cooper on The Muppet Show. Really. Music and muppets on @AppleMusic today 2pm PT / 5pm ET: apple.co/strombolive #StromboShow
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Beloved Headmaster For School Of Gifted Youngsters Dead At 86 buff.ly/FvLnccs
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If anyone wants too sent me a friend request on PlayStation let me know
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Seeing Robin Williams and Rick Moranis inside the Journey Into Imagination pavilion still makes me smile
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The Panthers family has Brewers roots!
Best of luck in the World Series, @Brewers 🤝
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The reason Gen X often says modern generations are soft, is usually because modern TV and film doesn't want to shock, offend or trigger people.
They will soften characters, justify bad behavior, and often give a pointless backstory to redeem a villain.
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When C.S. Lewis finished The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, he realized something heartbreaking: the little girl he had written it for had grown up...
Her name was Lucy Barfield: she was his goddaughter, the daughter of his close friend Owen Barfield, and she gave her name to the bravest child in Narnia, Lucy Pevensie.
In May 1949, Lewis sent her the finished manuscript with a letter, and when the book came out the following year, that letter was printed on its first page.
He told her he had written the story for her, but hadn’t realized that "girls grow quicker than books." By now, he admitted, "you are already too old for fairy tales." And then he made her a promise: "some day you will be old enough to start reading fairy tales again."
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We just lost another legend today 😔
Bernie Orenstein helped write and produce the kind of sitcoms that became part of generations of American television.
The veteran writer and producer behind That Girl, The New Dick Van Dyke Show, Sanford and Son and more has passed away at 95, closing the book on a career that stretched across some of television comedy’s most influential decades.
Working frequently with longtime creative partner Saul Turteltaub, Orenstein helped shape shows that mixed sharp comedy with characters and situations audiences kept returning to week after week. His work reached from the pop-culture energy of the 1960s through the family and workplace sitcoms of the 1980s and 1990s.
Some of his most recognizable works included:
- Sanford and Son
- That Girl
- What’s Happening!!
- Cosby
- Kate & Allie
- The New Dick Van Dyke Show
- The Monkees
- Love, American Style
- Baby Talk
- E/R
Born in Canada before building his career in American television, Orenstein spent most of his professional life behind the camera, where writers and producers quietly shape the timing, characters and stories audiences eventually remember.
His name may not have appeared above the title, but generations of television comedy still carry his fingerprints.
Rest in paradise, Bernie Orenstein. 🤍
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The original Transformers cartoon launched 42 years ago with Autobots, Decepticons, and the greatest toy aisle marketing ever.































