Oh, man.
t edit Wow, he was 95? I didn't realize that.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Oh, man.
t edit Wow, he was 95? I didn't realize that.
Uh-oh - someone at NBC hit the "publish" button a little too soon:
Screenshot in case they've fixed it by now
Oh, dear, my first reaction was "He was still alive?" Definitely a man who had a good run.
Timelies all!
Felt well enough to go to work today.(though I slept poorly again last night) Must have been a bug.
Oh no! So sad.
....But also brings me back to meetings I had for a full year a while ago where the Anonymous News-y Documentary Show I worked on reported every month that they had the Mandela bio ready to re-run....just in case.
Is it really sad when a 95 year old man dies? It's not really untimely, though it is a sadness for his family. More a chance for an honorable farewell.
NOra (heh, my phone did that but I'm gonna leave it) currently the south has colder temps than we do, so don't go counting chickens, etc
I'd say not tragic, but still sad. A life completed, for sure.
I wrote a piece this summer about him, when he was first in the hospital. Definitely a life of achievement.
which part of the south? New Orleans is in the mid 60s-high 70s this week.
Conversely, though, there were a few weeks up there this past summer that you all were hitting higher temps than us consistently. I remember this because I was planning a visit shortly after all that nonsense, so I was paying close attention to the weather.
It don't matter though, I love the weather here. If it gets cold (like 40s-50s) it's still better than below freezing and sub zero and snow and slush and ice.