Arrg, a pop corn ceiling...oh, I'm sorry🙏😳😲....& I was bitching about the rest of the leaves I gotta clean up b4 tonights snow😅. Good music usually helps in a situation like scraping a pop corn ceiling😂🤣
I hope you have a musical day😘🥰💙

TY, for including me lovely🙏💙
Have a happy saturday sweetness😘💙

it would be fun...I always wanted to go to Sesame Street!😅🤣😉🤭...💙

I agree, I grew up with Sesame Street, & every other PBS show...now Masterpiece Theatre...you're correct that they could make an investment of a "museum" type situation for all those past shows & maybe generate a yearly income from them.
Oh & I agree, Bob was practically a saint.

Yes, if I had any money I would've made a nice fat donation. I loved Bob Ross, used to watch him bc he countered my stress levels😁 he was an amazing person..a fine, lovely person.
PBS & NPR deserve funding...we need them desperately.

Epstein said: "trump is evil..."...and nuts"
your post was about trump being evil.

I believe trump is racist but that isn't what motivates him, money & power do...& allows him to continue his actions of committing evil acts on everyone. Evil is his primary function.
I guess I should've stated it.

I agree with him 1000%. And it is one big issue...which is why I was trying to take it in parts. But, yes...all these issues overlap & feed into one another.

Not that your comment doesn't factor
into what trump is doing. I was just posting about the race/cultural aspects of what is happening now.

Your comment would have been a great reply to my other post of Epstein's email, here👇🏻...thank you for commenting🙏💙

seeks to preserve the honor of the South following its defeat.
This is why what is happening now...is happening! After Obama, the reduction & removal of the Civil War monuments, & the implementation if DEI...all caused this heavy-handed backlash imposed by repuklicans & dumpty.

United States into the 21st century. The myth portrays the Confederacy as fighting for states' rights and honor, rather than for the preservation of slavery, and has been used to romanticize the "Old South". This narrative has been widely criticized by historians as a distortion of history that