Something truly shocking happened today. This afternoon I received a text that actor/comedian, Robin Williams had died. Celebrities pass away all the time but for Robin, who was only 63 to pass away, sadly due to suicide, is just unbelievable! It's heartbreaking. I grew up with him. I never met him but he was a part of my life. His movie Flubber was the first film I marketed when I came to LA. A true talent, a great comedian, a man whose movie roles evoked such emotion, to be gone from this earth is just saddening. He had been suffering from depression. It's hard to believe that someone who had such an impact on so many lives would get to a point where he would take his own life. Mr. Williams, I'm sorry you suffered. Please know you were truly great. A source of great joy. You made a lot of people happy during your time on earth. I hope your soul is at peace and that you are finally happy.
When I was going to Michigan State University, my friends and I would always go to BW3's for hot wings. They always had a variety of flavored wings from Honey BBQ to steaming hot, hot, death wings. Wings and a beer were just the thing to satisfy a busy student's appetite. When we frequented BW3's it was a dive bar but by the time my brother graduated from MSU they swapped locations for a building across the street and turned the name to Buffalo Wild Wings and the restaurant became more like a chain thing. Well, color me shocked the other day when we went to the movies and I saw a Buffalo Wild Wings being built in the AMC Burbank 16 complex. Apparently, after looking on their website they are one of the fastest top 10 chains in the US. So of course I had to introduce the hubby to one of my favorite college treats. I don't think he is so much a fan of chicken wings so we got boneless chicken wings a.k.a. tasty little chicken chunks in two of the flavored sauc...
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