Broom Hilda by Russell Myers for October 03, 2013

Who doesn’t, Broomie?

Weren’t you a little too old to of been watchingMr. Rogers then?

MARG! Today would of been my Mother’s 97th BD

I miss him too :`(

Mr. Rogers was great for smaller kids. Then there’s an age where kids thought they were too old for him. Then they got older and realized he was great again. This world needs a lot more Mr. Rogers. (Yet he was called evil by one TV commentator for saying that everyone was special).

Aww. Sorry about that, Broomie. We love you!

Your service just got a lot less valuable. The new share by email procedure is ridiculously complex. Change for the sake of change, I guess.

Poor Broomie! And yes, Mr. Rogers was a great guy. I spent quite a few hours in his neighborhood as a youngster.

You’re all correct in saying that we need more of Mr. Rogers’ type in this world now. Young of age or young of heart, it doesn’t really matter. Here’s to the sweater! (I’m hoisting my morning glass of orange juice)

I miss him too, Broomie!

You could try Southern Comfort, Broomie.

His sweater is in the Smithsonian.

yes, and they were all comforting.

I was more of a Muppet Show fan myself.

Me too, Broomie. Me too.

Everybody misses, Mr. Rogers… neighborhoods just haven’t been the same since his death.

I do too…he passed away from stomach cancer soon after my mom did. Somehow Fred Rogers made everything OK

LOL, I miss Captain Kangaroo too.And Miss Nancy of Romper Room

I never had the good fortune to watch “Mr. Rogers” but, from what I have learned, he was a good man who passed on good knowledge and advice to children in the hopes that they will grow up to be good adults. (I have posted these words on another site as well.)