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It’s been a year since we’ve lost you, Robert, and since that day, I’ve been wondering one thing–
How do you say goodbye to your hero? How do you say goodbye to someone who you found that you could relate to so much, to someone who never failed to put a smile on your face when you needed it most, to someone who you just love and admire so much that you feel it in your heart, to someone who brought so much light into the world and into your life?
How do you say goodbye to your hero?
You don’t.
I have learned in the last year that these things don’t stop. There are tears and there is darkness, but the relatable aspects, the smiles, and the love and admiration just don’t stop. And though the light is dimmed, you keep that light shining, just as he did when he was here. And that’s exactly what I’m going to do.
You don’t say goodbye to your hero, because your hero never leaves you. Your hero is still there, in your heart. Your hero is still your inspiration. A hero is immortal.
Thank you, Robert, for being my hero.
[11/22/32 – ∞]
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“On My Own” from Les Mis was a song that, in the last two years, I was able to relate to a lot–when your heart is so full of love, yet all you have are dreams. The last time I sang this song was exactly a year ago, just before I’d learned that I’d lost my hero.
A year later, I’m singing it again. For him. 💜
In Super Mario World, Banzai Bills will not harm Mario as long as he is riding Yoshi and his head is below the vertical center of the Banzai Bill. (Footage recorded by me from a SNES emulator.)
Boris Karloff’s Thriller – The Ordeal of Dr. Cordell – Part 1

Daily NaNo check-in: as far as word count goes, I am on target. As far as the actual story… There are complications.
For one thing, at 20k out of 50k words, I’m only on chapter 7, my villain only just showed up out of flashback for the first time, and everything still seems so very rushed (namely the traveling–somehow, I pictured the duo having a lot of shenanigans as they go from place to place, but I ended up just summarizing the travels).
…It was at this moment that I realized that this thing is going to be more than 50k words.
So my new plan is now this: continue with what I’m doing in the rushed pace and get all the major events and plotlines of the book done and win the 50k NaNo challenge, hopefully by the 22nd.
And then, take the time to put in all the spacing and side-events as I edit so that it has the proper pacing.
Today’s Robert Francis Friday post: Robert in an episode of Wagon Train (set 8/15)
Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, GBA (2003)
McCallum Mondays
►Tv Series Perry Mason: The Case of the Fifty Millionth Frenchman (1964)
/David McCallum as Phillipe Bertain
One of my personal favourites, David plays this adorable french boy! ….it might be the cute glasses he sports in this and the french accent he pulls off… heh. *__*