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Garbo could read the Telephone Book

Posted by ArdRi on February 1, 2010 at 22:39:23:
and I'd watch..I saw her in 'Torrent' (1926) last night on TCM.. it'd have been something to have known her.
. Hey its almost Spring.. you'll be able go outside in your shorts and T-Shirts soon and feel the warm Sun on your face..
I just had a scare evaporate for the time being.. My 81 year old Uncle, the only remaining member of either my Mother of Father's immediate family has a pacemaker and went to the Hospital today feeling tired believing his Heart was out of Rhythm but the doctors tested him and said he's in time and sent him home.. It was distressing because he said he is maxed out on whatever medication he takes for his heart and if they couldn't reset his rythym.... we'd likely be preparing to say; "until we meet again.." but we can put that time off for now.
Here he is with me as a Boy in 1965.