#rip shirley

[sl0ikm4lin]

Having fun making photocards so i made one in memory of our queen shirley❤️‍🩹 rest in peace diva

[digitalobligation]

Guys they ate (?) the skateboard.

[gailstorm]

This pic was taken over a decade ago, but this is how I’ll remember you.

You were one of the most beautiful and talented people I ever met. Even though I’m sitting in the center, you’re the one that stands out, just like your personality. You shined the brightest.

I don’t think you ever understood how much we love you…how EVERYONE loves you.

And we’re really going to fucking miss you.

[portinastorm]

Not gonna lie, if I was here on my own, I’d be sobbing. That ceremony was so beautiful. Pearl’s words were just so heartbreaking. Then Sandy with his walkie-talkie, ‘signing off’. That really got me, my heart clenched! And Jimmy being amazing and honest and so so sweet as usual.

And our boys. I’m so proud of them. I’m so proud of Aaron being so contrite, and happy that he admitted that what Robert could do for him scares him. And Robert forgave him so willingly (as if we expected anything else by this point). And the first Aaron initiated hug! This is what we needed - just more... equality between them, for Aaron to know that the comfort (and the idiocy!) works both ways. 

I’m happy with this episode. It was extremely bittersweet.

[beaps]

my god moms dog just died and now im really sad i need a hug.

[spookydadforever]

I was obsessed with Shirley Temple when I was little like as a baby my mom told me I would drink tea from my bottle and watch Shirley Temple movies every single night. Hella class. I don't even know how I had the attention span when I was that young to watch movies from the 30s??? But I continued to love her movies throughout my childhood I'm gonna watch all the good ones again I hope they still make me as happy!!

[sofsocialgood]

RIP, Shirley Temple. In addition to her worldwide fame as an actress, she also made a major contribution to women's health. In 1972, in a time when operations for cancer were shrouded in secrecy, she held a press conference to speak out about her mastectomy and to urge women to discovering breast lumps not to "sit home and be afraid."  

Read more about her remarkable life via the New York Times. 

[laniirobb]

Good Ship Lollipop

  This morning at around 4 am, I went on my facebook and saw an article posted by People Magazine about how the famous child star Shirley Temple passed away. In that very moment my heart sunk and I had no words. I had a lump in my throat and tears in my eyes because my idol has died. Some may think that my feelings are a little extreme, but I have looked up to Shirley Temple since I was three years old.

   My whole life I was shown every Shirley Temple movie and short film. I listened to her music and sang along. At a very young age I was told how much I looked like Shirley, and even to this day I am told that I look like her in her teenage years.

   Sure my feelings are very odd for an actress but I know plenty that cried when Michael Jackson passed so I feel that my feelings are fine.

   I will honor her for the rest of my life by watching her movies and listening to her music. I will even show my children who she is and let them watch and listen to her. And I will forever love drinking a Shirley Temple at a restaurant.

  She is in a better place. I am happy to say that I grew up knowing one of the best actress the US has ever seen.

RIP Shirley Temple Black

Finally flying the Good Ship Lollipop