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Today's happiness -- Getting my geek on. I found a PBS documentary about JFK that somehow escaped me. Produced in 2017 for the President's centennial. It began with footage and a story I'd never heard before: when he was 19, he and brother Joe spent the spring on a ranch in Arizona. Here's young Jack mending fences and herding cattle and, literally, building a small, one-room office building. He jokingly called the structure, The House that Jack Built, and from there the special took its name.
The documentary spent more time than I would have liked on the assassination, but on the other hand it included more visuals I'd never seen before. I love new-to-me photos. I love having alone time to indulge my geeky side.
The documentary spent more time than I would have liked on the assassination, but on the other hand it included more visuals I'd never seen before. I love new-to-me photos. I love having alone time to indulge my geeky side.