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Kätzchen · 02-24-2015, 12:57 AM

I haven't had a t.v. in years, so I find myself visiting more with neighbors who have t.v's and because of that, I end up watching programs that they are watching.

Like, just yesterday I ended up watching 60 Minutes on CBS, their story on long time news journalist Bob Simon. He tragically died in a car accident, in NYC, just the other day.

I couldn't help but feel sad for his family of loved ones and his peers at CBS. He was always covering something terribly interesting. I enjoyed how they dedicated the entire show to the life and times of Bob Simon.

02-24-2015, 12:57 AM	#1
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