death took a genius
much too soon-
the good really do die young
Nanu, Nanu Mork
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Thanks for the reblog Lou Ann.
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thanks for the wonderful chance to reblog you
I forgot that Mork and Mindy was set in Boulder (and I know exactly where Pine Street is), just down the road from us. When I heard of Robin’s death, I couldn’t believe it. His heart, soul and sense of humor along with his amazing abilities as an actor will be sorely missed on this planet. And to think that his fame began portraying someone from a different planet. Thanks for your beautiful, poetic tribute, LouAnn.
His dead is a great loss. Our family are huge fans of his and my oldest son is especially sad as he got to see him live on a USO tour.
when my husband was in the hospital in the late 70’s, the nurses thought that he looked like Robin Williams
Now I know what your husband looks like. Is he as funny?
sometimes……lol
Funny works. 😉
I was so surprised and saddened when I read about his death, truly, he was and will always be, a favourite.
mine too—so sad
My heart feels a little broken this morning – he was such a talent and it pains me to think he was also so deeply sad.
my heart is a little broken too–you describe it well
So sad…he must have been tortured beyond repair….not only was he funny but he appeared to be a gentle soul.
I agree with you–it is so sad–sometimes the outside hides the inside