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Yes, I found it on Amazon Prime.

Just watched the movie titled High Strung, which features (sigh) Nicholas Galitzine as a talented violinist playing in the NYC subway as he meets and begins a relationship with a beautiful ballet student named Ruby. They enter a talent violin/dance competition together and are victorious. It's a pleasant feel-good movie. In the film Nicholas Galitzine is sporting his natural dark brown hair and a roguish brooding look, (sizzling). I was smitten by Nicholas Galitzine's hotness in Red, White and Royal Blue, but I should have donned my oven mitts before watching High Strung. 😍

Nick Bosa, not so bad from the front either. 😉

I recently saw a TV commercial featuring Mary Lou Retton as the spokesperson, and as I looked at her, I sensed that she was not looking well, but I didn't think it could be this serious. Hopefully, she responds well to treatment.

Hubba-hubba! 😛

Remembering the good times is a healthy way to respect his memory and lessen your sense of loss.

In my generation affection was never displayed in my family, we somehow just knew it was there. I'm thinking it skips generations because all my brothers' children are openly huggy-feely.

I agree with not advising him about price points. Have you considered his extended activities with you could be an indication that he has feelings for you beyond his provider profession?

Just a point of interest, he appears to be wearing a wedding ring.

Make that three against the world. 👍

I'm haunted by what I believe is the common misplacement of the word "only." Every time I hear a currently running insurance commercial spew "only pay for what you need," I replay it in my mind as "pay for only what you need," am I correct/incorrect?

I was close to quelling my urges for "Prince Henry" when I happened upon some images of Nicholas Galitzine sporting his natural dark hair: Now those urges have descended back upon me front and center (lower front and center).

I've concluded that "Bros" is an acquired taste that I don't have. I barely escaped with the aid of fast-forward. I did get a chuckle from the Debra Messing scene.

Dan Tai always makes my P.P.I.E.W. list.

Perhaps an overactive imagination.

I'm thinking it's the alligator that needs the support.

It hasn't been fifty years, but I, too, honestly can't remember the last time. Curious thing, I thought I would miss it, now it's more of a nuisance. 😆

So, no anal?

The controversy is all lost on me. I guess my imagination needs work. I'm not seeing anything about it that reminds me of an anus.

I'm in rural upstate New York...and I'm not sharing!! 😆 A reasonable facsimile: