This is what the New York Times looked like the day after 9/11. This historic event must never be forgotten. It was one of history’s worst events and one of humanity’s shining moments in how people came together for a time in the aftermath. This event seems so long ago. Always remember this day. It’s important to do so. Let there be peace on Earth.
A terrific trilogy of survival and corrupt politics. May the odds be ever in your favor. This is what catapulted Jennifer Lawrence to superstardom.
Now, I am 54 years old and I am in no way what you would call a senior or senior citizen. That’s crazy talk. Sure, I am getting closer but this is a little painful if you ask me. These ads need to slow their roll, the algorithm needs to be checked.
I wholeheartedly think this is awesome. Joy comes from different sources and whatever brings your heart some joy love that stuff.
If there was one word I would have to give up it would be “sorry”. I am a horrible people pleaser and when I feel like I have disappointed or failed someone I will use “sorry” as some sort of excuse. I really shouldn’t do that. I try to please people and when it goes south I should give myself some grace and not worry about failing them. At least I tried. So I guess I am sorry for being sorry and should get rid of that word or limit its use.
On September 8, 1966, Star Trek debuted for the first time on television with “The Man Trap,” the pilot episode of Star Trek: The Original Series.
This show has been a beacon of inclusion, logic, science and hope. I am proud to be a fan of this terrific TV show that has been so influential and inspirational for people all around the world.
May this show continue to encourage us to Live Long And Prosper.
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