Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library was the best contribution to child literacy ever made by a celebrity. Our paths crossed once, in the 90s, backstage at a talk show, and I was completely tongue-tied and starstruck. RIP Dolly. You were a complete, irreplaceable one-off.
A giant talent.
One of the best song writers ever!
A gigantic influence and genius of popular music.
One of the greatest entertainers of all time.
But most importantly, a generous, kind and loving human being.
Blessed to be alive at the same time as Dolly Parton.
God bless YOU!
The New York Times asked me for a comment to include in their latest hit piece. So I sent them this:
“After three and a half years of endless slaughter, killing almost a generation of Eastern Europeans, the New York Times would rather focus on criticizing advocates for peace than fairly covering President Trump’s efforts to be a peacemaker. The adults are finally back in charge, and that may be sad news for a Fake News rag like the NYT, but it’s great news for the world.”
Apparently they didn’t like my comment—so they didn’t include it.
Fake news! 🙄