Say what you may about Farrah, I loved her! She was so beautiful. When she was on Charlies Angels I wanted to be her character. I had the Farrah hair do. Shoot, I still have feathered hair because of her! What a horrible end of life she had. Does anyone really need to go through what cancer has to offer? I think not. I am glad she is at peace and I hope her suffering has raised awareness to the fact that so much more needs to be done to find a cause for all the different kinds of cancer there are in the world.
And darn that Michael Jackson! Why couldn't he die on this own day! I don't want people to forget Farrah.
I was born in that same Gary, Indiana hospital as MJ. I grew up in that area and can recall hearing him on the car radio singing Rockin' Robin and ABC. He was only five years older than me. In the 80's I knew all the words to the entire Thriller album! I had a cassette and wore it out! And dancing...well, who didn't dance when they heard Michael's music? Seriously, he totally inspired everyone to get on their feet. I cannot believe he is gone.
Whatever happened in his personal life, happened. I am fascinated by the stories. But I am so sorry for the loss. I hope he is at peace too. At least his death will stop the stories from continuing. How sad for his family. Maybe he's hosting a party for Farrah today. Wouldn't that be fun? I'm envious thinking that my parents are probably there!
R.I.P. Farrah and Michael!
1 comment:
oh hootie, i agree, i hope they are resting in peace. both were influential in all of of us. farrah was so cool leading the public awareness of spousal abuse with that movie the burning bed. and oh yea, micheal's music rocked back in the day! and we lost ed mcmann this week too! who doesn't remember him on johnny carson! big hugs to you hootie!:)
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