I'm back
Hi there.  Well I am back, and I had the best time.  I'm paying for it now, as I'm exhausted, but a couple of good nights' sleep should fix the problem, and then it's back to the old grindstone for me.  You asked for a rock, so I brought one, and not just any old rock either.  Hope you like it.   We went there one day.  Personally, I think I took a better photo of it,  (In fact I took about 50, from every possible angle) but I haven't uploaded anything, and it was cloudy when we went, so this one at least has a nice blue sky.   Thanks for keeping an eye on some articles.  I see Sharon Tate is up for discussion.  I think another good example is Anne Frank.  If Anne had lived, her diary may never have even been published, and had it been published it may have failed to attract the audience that it is has.   Her notability is unquestionably linked not only to her death, but the reaction to it.   I don't attempt to put Sharon in the same category, but the principal is the same.  If she had lived, her acting career may have fizzled to nothing, but she didn't live, and that's the whole point.    To reduce either of them to a straightforward bio that ends with their deaths, would be failing to adequately assess either of them.