That's the trouble with you readers - you know all the plots. Arts/entertainment critic and columnist at @ColoradoNewsCCM
Arvada, CO
Joined April 2011
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When people try to kill your vibe... teapawt.net/Calmacil20/status/6467…
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“When being just and honest comes at a price, pay it.”
When being just and honest comes at a price, pay it. When forgiving seems like a defeat, forgive. When everyone tells you to think of yourselves first, do not be afraid to put yourselves in the last place. Be willing to give up time, money, comfort and plans to serve others. May those who see you find themselves asking: “Why do they live in this way? Where do they get this freedom? Why do they love one another so much?” #ApostolicJourney #Uruguay
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Well, that's that, the best possible clip of this game has already been made.
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Play this clip nonstop as long as he’s the chief of staff. I’m sure this will go down well with the working people of the United States.
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Peanuts creator Charles Schulz on being a good person in a letter to a 10-year-old fan.
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can't say it loud enough: Peanuts is so much better than you think no matter how highly you already hold it.
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Since Peanuts is currently a topic of discussion (which I love) I might as well throw my two cents (or is that five cents?) in: yes, Peanuts is melancholic and depressing, but it is ultimately optimistic. That delicate balance - and the humor found in it - is its strength
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Granted, we’re all works in progress, but I am stunned that some people On Here are just now learning that Peanuts largely exhibits bone-deep depression and regret filtered through children. It’s why it was my favorite comic as a child (tied with C&H).
