"Freshman year, there was a crippled girl bound to a wheelchair. For 4 years, she did physical therapy and progressed to crutches. When we graduated a few weeks ago, she handed her crutches to an officer and walked across the entire stage. The applause from the seniors was deafening. She cried the whole way. GMH"
I haven't cried as hard as I have after reading that in a long, long time. Her strength Gives Me Hope.
As the Northern hemisphere spins toward the shortest day of the year, it's getting dark earlier and earlier. What comforts do you fall back on when the days are short and the nights are long?
I don't. I don't need to; this is the time of the year that I'm at my highest. My seasonal depression is reversed, I get depressed during the bright sunny seasons.
No. The only reason why anyone gave a hoot about his performance was because he died. If he was alive he wouldn't get nearly as much credit. It's all good and well to honor the dead but many other, currently living, actors and actresses deserve that award much more than Heath does.
Actors/Actresses work their whole lives to win awards such as an oscar. There is no point giving it to a dead man that hollywood will forget faster than you can say batman.
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