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So far, so good on a day without celebrity retirements, weird behavior or deaths. Keep up the good work.
I am in a state of waffling today - and I’m not talking Eggo.
I’m so conflicted about how I’m supposed to feel about the death of Michael Jackson. I loved his music. I traveled to Jacksonville for the Victory Tour. I get goose bumps thinking about watching him on “Motown 25.”
And then there’s the flip side. The freaky behavior, the criminal charges, the ever-evolving face.
I can’t seem to settle on one particular way to feel. So I’ll feel them all. I’ll be sad and mad and frustrated and more.
That works for me.
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Posted by rocga, on 06/26 at 03:42 PM
Celebrities are not treated like real people. So, we shouldn’t be surprised that many don’t act like real people.
Remember the music, the artisty, and the performances.
Allow a higher power to sort out the rest.