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Missing Carson
On October 1, 1962 The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson debuted. He would go on for thirty years, and was called the king of late night. I can remember begging to stay up to watch him. My parents said I would stand in my pajamas and mimic Ed McMahon’s “Here’s Johnny”. To me he was funny, had class, and always seemed to care about his guests. This was true whether they were A lost celebrities, or farmers from Nebraska. Nothing against the current hosts, but for me, it’s not the same. While I am rarely up to see anything that late, I still watch old reruns of Carson interviews on…
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iPainting National Coffee Day
Happy National Coffee Day! For any confused in two days, later, International Coffee Day will be October 1st, but it’s always a great day for coffee!
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iPainting Happy Birthday Ed Sullivan
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Happy Birthday Johnny Appleseed Chapman
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