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Beautiful article that I’m glad you shared. Hope to see you again soon at the dVerse trail.
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Luv ya, and dVerse. Hope to be back SOON. Almost played in the dreams prompt
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I remember watching Mr Rogers, as a child, so long ago. His show was different, from the other shows, aimed at children, on PBS, at the time. I couldn’t explain why, just that the programming had its own unique vibe.
As an adult, now. I wish more people were as open and accepting, as Mr Rogers was. I use Mr, as a sign of honour and respect, to a person, lived the message as his life.
Thank you, Lona, posting and sharing this.
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I loved the puppets and Lady Elaine, she seemed to comfort and reassure all the fears and anxieties. Rogers was a gentle genius.
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That was a good piece. I recorded a couple of Mister Rogers’ quotes in my journal.
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Fred Rogers was a profound blessing for this world. His impact will long outlast the power grabbers and the manipulators. He understood the quiet power of integrity, acceptance, and love.
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