Day 3796: What you haven’t seen

What you haven’t seen includes

  • this blog post,
  • Democrats and Republicans working together effectively in the U.S. Congress,
  • a cure for many diseases,
  • the insides of your phone,
  • the tooth fairy,
  • the invisible man,
  • the movie Batgirl (and other unreleased films),
  • the seven wonders of the ancient world,
  • a purple cow,
  • a dodo,
  • somebody actually running off a cliff and not falling until they realize where they are (plus other cartoon tropes),
  • the future,
  • a kashmillion stars, and
  • several things below.

What you haven’t seen includes Peace and Disarmament, but we can always hope.

When I search YouTube when for “what you haven’t seen,” I see this

… and this.

I have seen some of the movies. Have you?

What you haven’t seen does NOT (I hope) include my gratitude for YOU.

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12 thoughts on “Day 3796: What you haven’t seen”

  1. The Game of Thrones

  2. Once again I reflect on how fortunate I was to cover music as my job for 21 years, Ann, putting a check mark on so many mentioned on the lists above. Not the Beatles, unfortunately, for I am not that OG. But I did get to see Ringo Starr and his predecessor on the drums, Pete Best, in their solo careers way afterward, and also saw John Lennon’s artwork at a traveling gallery.

  3. The northern lights. Petra. The northern half of the northern hemisphere preparing to welcome and resettle climate refugees.

  4. saw both the tooth fairy and Santa in my driveway when I was little. or so I believe. )

  5. The Jimi Hendrix Experience at The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame is so well done it made me feel like I was seeing him live, especially when someone standing up dancing in front of me who I thought was part of the recorded footage turned out to be a real person.
    That was a good reminder that you can’t always trust your eyes.

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