I had gotten sort of down today. Not sure why.

the ultimate "under-horse" story-great story interspersed with scenes moderated by the great David McCullough from the Great Depression and FDR's policies that rebuilt America. The ultimate anti-Trump era film

Late at night with my sister. We were laughing so hard we were crying and afraid we would wake up our parents.

end. We outside the US are looking forward to the return of the US to its leadership position, filled with people who have done long term battle and are wiser for it.

I'm ready for this nightmare to be over...

Thanks. I feel like this will never end. Thanks for the encouraging words and sentiments.

sometime into the near to mid future. Just think of how the con men had to wait until the greatest generation, who fought in WWII and destroyed Hitler, were well past 80 to make another attempt at taking over the world (sure the GOP has been at it for 40 years, but only on the down low till Trump). That greatest generation wanted only good people in government and a safe world in which to raise their kids and grandkids. Once you have fought hard for your country, and won, you'll be the greatest too.

The right movies can often get me feeling better too and it sounds like you've got a couple of really good ones on your queue...

Cathartic tears! Surprisingly, a serious cry fest cheers me up!

They would have fit right in

I loved Rodney Dangerfield. And Ted Knight was such the republican stereotype I knew growing up.