Saving It for Later??

I know a lotta people out there aren't really fans of Ellen DeGeneres cuz I've never met one who seemed to click.  For example, there's a certain feel I do get when I encounter long time fans.  The only thing that seems strange is I've met people who watch her a lot.  Nothing seemed to click, like no common reverence for her.  Other things to notice are her past and what she represents for the world, being born around 1960, the way people born around 1950, like Karen Carpenter, who passed away, do.

All else I can say, too, is as I've always felt.. be ready before you watch someone like Ellen or, like, Oprah who I think is off air.

All else is I know people who watch her or maybe they also watch a lotta TV.  It's hard to know where they're coming from.  They seem very ambiguous and jaded.  I am guessing their parents had nothing else to turn on, like how I watched Mary Poppins a lot when I was 2.  It seems hard to think that there would be another Julie Andrews.

Ellen DeGeneres has a lot of fans and is very popular.  It's just hard to reach out to her biggest fans.  You'd expect they'd be found online somehow.

A Tug

I was thinking of having kids to be a role model.  I felt a tug like there was promise for my life in the performing arts.  A college degree might have been helpful but in what?  Some colleges let you create your own major.  I think good colleges do this, like the ones for "high achievers."  I was thinking along the lines you're Johnny Depp or Lily Rose Depp and still you're not content.  That's the guy who played Willy Wonka in 2005 and his daughter whose separated mom is French.

Just Missed the Boat

I do believe in the success of the generation born up to 2002.  It has nothing to do with anything bad that I know of.

Check out this picture: link.

The redhead is in Christmas Mail (2010.)  She is born in 2000.  The other girl is a little older and seems to have it all, comparably, in a way.