Ms. Hepburn gifted the remote and stoic Henry Fonda with Spencer Tracy's cap just before filming began and the great actor cried. Stars like Fonda and Tracy and Hepburn no longer exist in today's Hollywood.
These two legends are superb in this wonderful movie! I loved when she was telling him to get back on the horse. They both remind me of my awesome parents. R.I.P Henry and Katherine.
And that's why Katharine Hepburn and Henry Fonda both won Academy Awards for their roles in this film. 35 years later, the loving portrait of Norman and Ethel Thayer they etched together is still one of the most believable elderly couples to ever grace the silver screen.
Thier chemistry in this movie made it. You can't fake these truly heartfelt scenes. The Great Kate has always been my favorite actress of that Era. I grew up and still live in New Hampshire not far from Winnesquam Lake where this was filmed. I remember the e xcitement in the little town and our little state..
There's a line in this movie that goes something like this, "sometimes you have to look real hard at a person and realize they're doing the best they can, they're just finding their way, just like you are".... I try to remember that when I'm dealing with life's adversities, but sometimes I forget... Loved this movie in 1981, and now even more, as I get closer to Ethel and Norman's age.
That is such a powerfully insightful perspective to adapt. I was speaking with a close friend of mine the other day, and we discussed something similar. To understand that others misunderstand, that others lose their cool, that others truly struggle and deliberate, only to make the complete wrong choice. Very few people have ever set out to do poorly or badly. Most people genuinely try their best. We are all finding our way. Understanding, patience, mercy, and love are the only way we can find it. I’m a man with a harsh and violent past. I do my best everyday to change the stars that the fates have laid out for me. I am not perfect, but I am embracing the struggle of finding my own way and granting myself love and forgiveness. I’ve never seen this movie, but I stumbled on this scene after reading a bit about Katherine Hepburn. This scene is masterfully written and it resonated with the softest pieces of my heart. It gives me hope for the future, despite the certainty of life’s tribulations and end. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, 10 years after the fact. I hope you’re still doing well and continuing to exercise empathy in this way.
There are many people in love out there, only a very few amount can be as sharp-witted as these two. What you are seeing is two epigrammatic-gifted people happily married.
This film is so valuable as a reminder of life's perspectives, that we all need each other, completely unmaterialistic with core human values, confident, understanding, delicate, love.
This is a great freaking scene, Your'e my knight in shinging armor and don't you forget it. So powerful and poignant, and so beautifull in it's sincerity.
I lived in Omaha when this movie came out. As Henry Fonda was born and raised there and learned his craft there, the movie was premiered at the Orpheum Theater downtown. They showed it there for a few weeks after the grand premiere and I was lucky enough to score tickets with a friend of mine. We were in the first row, as that was all that was left. This movie blew me away! Acting, cinematography, set design...everything was just perfect. I was lucky enough to meet the man who owned the cabin where the filming was done. He told me that they had to add the second story on for the story line. The film crew is obliged to put everything back the way it was at the end of filming, but he asked them to leave the place as it was, with the second floor still intact, so they did.
the "I don't like horses" line is freaking witted 😂👌 Kate made the whole scene up! An amazing woman. Plus, Henry Fonda's delivery was perfect! I laughed so hard he said his line.
I love this scene... Henry Fonda: "I could feel safe... I was still me." I agree that it is everyone's secret wish to just be able to grow old like Ethel and Norman and still be so much in love with each other... very, very special.
Yeah!!! But why should it be a secret? I proudly say I wish for a happy long marriage full of good old sense of humour that would keep my heart as young as Ethel's and Norman's
I was 17 when my friends and i watch this movie. They were girls and I the only boy around them. How could i forget the best movie i ever watched. Ever!!!
Such a brilliant film but with a Dad with Dementia I know what it's like for Mum and Dad. Heartbreaking but heartfelt at the same time. Painful reality of old age..............
This movie is one of my favorites. I am a huge fan of Katharine Hepburn and Henry Fonda but I also feel a really close connection with the film because I grew up going to the New Hampshire lakes during the summer. We have a cottage right on Winnisquam which is very close to Squam. New Hampshire is my favorite place in the world and I am only 15.
Thank you for posting this. On Golden Pond is one of my all-time favorite movies. What a wonderful, touching film. Beautiful to watch, beautiful to hear (the soundtrack), and beautifully acted.
My grandparents were, for me, more than my parents- They gave me a LIFE, full of wonderful memories- They were..really special- and I believe in true love because of them- During 77 years they loved each other madly- When my grandmother saw this film..she told me: "they are just like us!!"- just like Norman and Ethel- I LOVE this film, and each time I see it..well, it,s like seeing, again, my grand-loving-parents. Carlos
For me this is the most powerful scene of On Golden Pond and one of the main reasons that Katharine Hepburn won her fourth and final Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading role and Henry Fonda won his second and final Academy Award (the first one, as an Honorary Oscar, and this as Best Actor in a Leading role). Hepburn was so amazing in this scene (for all of those who say that Hepburn always played Hepburn 🙅, in this scene I don't see the spoiled and rich woman who was Hepburn in Morning Glory... I see a sweet and optimism old woman who try to encourage her husband) and Fonda too... Anyone who dared to say that Hepburn always played Hepburn, please, I want your opinions.
It really is..it shows Katherines resilience to be a loving unconditional wife to her bitter husband..its further expressed as Henry breaks down as to criticize himself for the way he is..
I have to agree with you there... I saw this in the theatre when it first came out in 1982... A very touching story of the later days of life....I will miss them both!!! Going to go watch it on DVD tonight...
The best cene in this movie. Its wonderful movie ! I see in 1981 . Congratulacions for Jane Fonda. On Golden Pond. The best cene in my opinon. Thanks God ! Its marvelous film ! I think reflections for the true love. .
Just watched this movie on Netflix...so much to say, this movie was so powerful to me....But this scene in particular has to be one of the most beautiful and touching performances ever captured on film! I had to pause and take a few minutes to recover from this. This showcases the power of film! And of course this transcends acting, this is the type of scene, that when understood, can enrich your life beyond measure!
Beautiful timeless movie, one of my Top Ten favs of all time, and two of my Most Fav actors, Kate and Henry, gotta love them, the Greats, miss them... also Jane Fonda's best work in my opinion; a great soundtrack as well... this is a film for the ages... I want a LOVE like this, thought I had it once, but... you couldn't have said it any better sbb53199. Gotta love Norman and Ethel Thayer.
18 years ago I showed my girlfriend this film. At this scene she literally burst into tears. Seams she had our whole life planned out together and she saw herself as a Ethel and Me as a Norman... Problem is, she's is probably right.. Were now married and to be honest I'm turning into an old poop.. :)
As a man you always feel the need to be the protector of your woman, your wife, your significant other. He was most vulnerable at that moment because with his memory loss he was losing his identity. What she did with the “knight in shining armor” line was so profound in that she was giving him back his pride and identity. We all know the woman really is in control of relationships. Men need to be reassured just like women do that they are still strong and attractive to their mate.
There is but one "nationality" of people who can truly relate to this film on so many levels: Yankees. Oh how I love this film and the memories it elicits. Now Katharine Hepburn has a Boston accent .. not that dreadful think Mark Wahlberg. Mark had before he was retrained. "all those silly "STRAWBRYS" ... yessum!
Growing old. After having worked as a nursing assistant for s long in so many different nursing and retirement homes, I've realized how much of a hell it is for people to grow old. I don't know if it's worse for people now, since they live longer and then have the chance to become more sick and disabled, or if it's always been this way. Whatever the case may be, I feel like growing old has become something worse than what it was meant to be, but I don't have the solution for this.
CHR, I totally agree with you. In marriage they promised, in sickness or in health, when wives can’t function anymore, husbands go and git a replacement right away. Hahaha! That’s marriage now.
It seems sappy in this day and age to say-"Love transcends all things-time, illness, death and everything material before us." I have seen this in my own life-like when one spouse dies the other is fruit withering on the vine, wanting to go just to be with their love. Beautiful film, very simple and real.
I have been told that Katharine Hepburn and Hank Fonda …Wrote this scene. It s a beautiful scene. Katharine Could write. Her books about her Life and Career were truly Fascinating and truly funny.
I still dream of us being together bet, my heart won't give up on you, I have never been in love with anyone like this ever and I can't believe this just comes into. My life to be dismissed so easily. I know what we have is special, well to me at least
Once again let down but not giving up! I know there is love out there somewhere for me,I deserve it,I Know it just seems like forever since I felt a hug or a kiss from a woman who excepted me for me.
I don't understand how you can say one thing and then not mean it? I would die for you! You are my everything,I don't know if you understand what you mean to me,but without you my life makes no sense. I get up every morning in hopes that you will come back with the love you had long ago, I adore you and it is not all sexual,it is soulfilling,love ,deep love ! I know I shouldn't have given anyone this much power over my well being but now the heart wants what it wants
I'm afraid of not being together and we are wasting what few days we have left. I don't want to waste any more happy days if they exist. But I can't do it alone . Don't want to ,do you?
"We'll take ourselves to the old town road and ride till we can't no more" "I don't like horses" Great acting from the entire cast, not to mention a beautiful soundtrack.
That's love; I used to say it, but then he turned into my worst nightmare; ladies, please don't fall for a loser abuser like me; I want this kind of love for everyone; they remind me of my parents, and grandparents, Tillie and Chester; pure love, and never name calling. :)
Well I got set up with a date tonight. I couldn't even meet her,it upset me and then made me angry,I can't go forward with out you it seems but I can't make you want me,so alone,just lost
Well I hope that you are starting to believe in me ,in us only please stop questioning my manhood manhood I'm more of a man than anyone has ever been in your life I'm not saying the men in your life we're not men I'm saying I'm better man in your life because I I screwed up once and ask for your forgiveness and have worked I believe very hard and will continue to prove my love and not forsake you ever again and that right there is why I am more of a man because I'm not going to screw up anymore so I won't break down those other trust issues like infidelity you know all that
The people who harmed me were sons and boyfriends who proposed marriage. I had to refer to it as it. I had to detach to stay alive for the Lord, to do his will. I couldn't go in connected to such a horror. For my innocent mom and dad, who remind me of these two beautiful people. Sometimes you have to look hard, and see, he's doing the best he can do. 👌😁
There are alot of moments in film where the viewer goes "my God, this is perfect." This scene is one of them.
Ms. Hepburn gifted the remote and stoic Henry Fonda with Spencer Tracy's cap just before filming began and the great actor cried. Stars like Fonda and Tracy and Hepburn no longer exist in today's Hollywood.
These two legends are superb in this wonderful movie! I loved when she was telling him to get back on the horse. They both remind me of my awesome parents. R.I.P Henry and Katherine.
I just makes me cry looking at that scene. its such a powerful scene.they truly adore each other.
i started to cry too! someone sent it to me jokingly, and i found myself being moved to tears.
And that's why Katharine Hepburn and Henry Fonda both won Academy Awards for their roles in this film. 35 years later, the loving portrait of Norman and Ethel Thayer they etched together is still one of the most believable elderly couples to ever grace the silver screen.
Thier chemistry in this movie made it. You can't fake these truly heartfelt scenes. The Great Kate has always been my favorite actress of that Era.
I grew up and still live in New Hampshire not far from Winnesquam Lake where this was filmed.
I remember the e xcitement in the little town and our little state..
There's a line in this movie that goes something like this, "sometimes you have to look real hard at a person and realize they're doing the best they can, they're just finding their way, just like you are".... I try to remember that when I'm dealing with life's adversities, but sometimes I forget... Loved this movie in 1981, and now even more, as I get closer to Ethel and Norman's age.
That is such a powerfully insightful perspective to adapt. I was speaking with a close friend of mine the other day, and we discussed something similar. To understand that others misunderstand, that others lose their cool, that others truly struggle and deliberate, only to make the complete wrong choice. Very few people have ever set out to do poorly or badly. Most people genuinely try their best. We are all finding our way. Understanding, patience, mercy, and love are the only way we can find it. I’m a man with a harsh and violent past. I do my best everyday to change the stars that the fates have laid out for me. I am not perfect, but I am embracing the struggle of finding my own way and granting myself love and forgiveness.
I’ve never seen this movie, but I stumbled on this scene after reading a bit about Katherine Hepburn. This scene is masterfully written and it resonated with the softest pieces of my heart. It gives me hope for the future, despite the certainty of life’s tribulations and end.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, 10 years after the fact. I hope you’re still doing well and continuing to exercise empathy in this way.
Golden Pond is the best movie to show what love is and how to do to love. I am learning love. It is a wonderful movie never boring.
Umma have to watch it
You know people are in love when someone could give such a passionate speech like that, then the other responds with a joke
There are many people in love out there, only a very few amount can be as sharp-witted as these two.
What you are seeing is two epigrammatic-gifted people happily married.
These two legends may be acting, but you can tell the affection btwn the two is genuine.
Watching this scene in 1981...the moment I realized I wanted to be a filmmaker.
Did you become one?
This film is so valuable as a reminder of life's perspectives, that we all need each other, completely unmaterialistic with core human values, confident, understanding, delicate, love.
This is a great freaking scene, Your'e my knight in shinging armor and don't you forget it. So powerful and poignant, and so beautifull in it's sincerity.
I lived in Omaha when this movie came out. As Henry Fonda was born and raised there and learned his craft there, the movie was premiered at the Orpheum Theater downtown. They showed it there for a few weeks after the grand premiere and I was lucky enough to score tickets with a friend of mine. We were in the first row, as that was all that was left. This movie blew me away! Acting, cinematography, set design...everything was just perfect.
I was lucky enough to meet the man who owned the cabin where the filming was done. He told me that they had to add the second story on for the story line. The film crew is obliged to put everything back the way it was at the end of filming, but he asked them to leave the place as it was, with the second floor still intact, so they did.
tears, raw gut emotion, the me that I'm becoming... it's a punch in the stomach, yet so beautiful
This makes me sob everytime I see it. For someone with aging parents this is so touching. This was a great movie, and Kate Hepburn is amaziing in it.
Fonda complimented her he was just as good
I need to watch this again. It’s a wonderful generational movie, and makes me cry every single time. A good cry, full of memories.
the "I don't like horses" line is freaking witted 😂👌 Kate made the whole scene up! An amazing woman. Plus, Henry Fonda's delivery was perfect! I laughed so hard he said his line.
They have some of the best chemistry ever captured between onscreen couples. There isn’t a single moment between these two that doesn’t feel genuine.
Happy Father's Day, to all our dear dads who have gone before us. 💕💐
Such a lovely sentiment.
Two of the likes that will never be seen again. Pro's from start to finish
I love this scene... Henry Fonda: "I could feel safe... I was still me." I agree that it is everyone's secret wish to just be able to grow old like Ethel and Norman and still be so much in love with each other... very, very special.
Yeah!!! But why should it be a secret? I proudly say I wish for a happy long marriage full of good old sense of humour that would keep my heart as young as Ethel's and Norman's
This is the best scene in the movie. Kate's delivery is haunting
Fonda complimented her. He was just as good
Jesus.... the tears!
I was 17 when my friends and i watch this movie. They were girls and I the only boy around them. How could i forget the best movie i ever watched. Ever!!!
Such a brilliant film but with a Dad with Dementia I know what it's like for Mum and Dad. Heartbreaking but heartfelt at the same time. Painful reality of old age..............
This movie is one of my favorites. I am a huge fan of Katharine Hepburn and Henry Fonda but I also feel a really close connection with the film because I grew up going to the New Hampshire lakes during the summer. We have a cottage right on Winnisquam which is very close to Squam. New Hampshire is my favorite place in the world and I am only 15.
Definitely my favorite scene of this wonderful movie. What a pleasure to watch.
"I could feel safe...I was still me" and her saying "well, haven't got the faintest idea"...Poignant scenes...
I love movies like this that can turn reveal the beauty, humor, and/or drama in something so commonplace as marriage, age, birth, parenthood, etc...
Thank you for posting this. On Golden Pond is one of my all-time favorite movies. What a wonderful, touching film. Beautiful to watch, beautiful to hear (the soundtrack), and beautifully acted.
My grandparents were, for me, more than my parents- They gave me a LIFE, full of wonderful memories- They were..really special- and I believe in true love because of them- During 77 years they loved each other madly- When my grandmother saw this film..she told me: "they are just like us!!"- just like Norman and Ethel- I LOVE this film, and each time I see it..well, it,s like seeing, again, my grand-loving-parents. Carlos
For me this is the most powerful scene of On Golden Pond and one of the main reasons that Katharine Hepburn won her fourth and final Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading role and Henry Fonda won his second and final Academy Award (the first one, as an Honorary Oscar, and this as Best Actor in a Leading role). Hepburn was so amazing in this scene (for all of those who say that Hepburn always played Hepburn 🙅, in this scene I don't see the spoiled and rich woman who was Hepburn in Morning Glory... I see a sweet and optimism old woman who try to encourage her husband) and Fonda too... Anyone who dared to say that Hepburn always played Hepburn, please, I want your opinions.
It really is..it shows Katherines resilience to be a loving unconditional wife to her bitter husband..its further expressed as Henry breaks down as to criticize himself for the way he is..
Love and miss you Nana and Grandad.
Classic movie! It just likes a real life,I was 18 yrs old when I watched this movie,Time past so fast.
My favorite part of that movie was when she asked Fonda to "suck face". Cracks me up every time
On Golden Pond. Use to watch this every year whwn I was a kid. Lovely Movie.💖💖
One of my very favorites!!! So lovely... what a great luck!!!!
Loved this film 30 years ago and still do.
A brilliant and beautiful story. Timeless.
Two masters of their craft. Fonda just as good as she was!!
My favorite of all time. Nobody wants to die alone....
I have to agree with you there... I saw this in the theatre when it first came out in 1982... A very touching story of the later days of life....I will miss them both!!! Going to go watch it on DVD tonight...
Oh what a touching scene! Wonderful. Thanks.
i wish i could watch the whole movie somewhere. yes, what a fairy tale, a happy ever after, a wonderful dream.
One of the best scenes from one of the best movies.
These two were perfect in this superb film.
Always loved you Kate, always will.
:'¬)
Norman: "Whose at the door?" Ethel: "It's me you old poop!" :D
I often joke with my wife that this will be US in 35-40 years, haha. She's already calling me an "old poop", haha.
If this is you in 35-40 years, you both will be very lucky.
That was my favorite part also.
Marriage seasoned with endurance & time tested for honest deep abiding love. How did we get here (divorce 45%). Well after all it's only a movie😭
Best scene and music scores ever.
The best cene in this movie. Its wonderful movie ! I see in 1981 . Congratulacions for Jane Fonda. On
Golden Pond. The best cene in my opinon. Thanks God ! Its marvelous film ! I think reflections for the true love. .
Just watched this movie on Netflix...so much to say, this movie was so powerful to me....But this scene in particular has to be one of the most beautiful and touching performances ever captured on film! I had to pause and take a few minutes to recover from this. This showcases the power of film! And of course this transcends acting, this is the type of scene, that when understood, can enrich your life beyond measure!
Lovely film
That broken voice always gets me
What a couple! What a film! =)
Profound...I love them both..
Beautiful.
Great clip thanks for posting!
The last movie my Dad ever went to see
Beautiful timeless movie, one of my Top Ten favs of all time, and two of my Most Fav actors, Kate and Henry, gotta love them, the Greats, miss them... also Jane Fonda's best work in my opinion; a great soundtrack as well... this is a film for the ages...
I want a LOVE like this, thought I had it once, but... you couldn't have said it any better sbb53199. Gotta love Norman and Ethel Thayer.
18 years ago I showed my girlfriend this film. At this scene she literally burst into tears. Seams she had our whole life planned out together and she saw herself as a Ethel and Me as a Norman... Problem is, she's is probably right.. Were now married and to be honest I'm turning into an old poop.. :)
Tomorrow night at the Strand Theatre in Clinton, Massachusetts. I can't wait to see it again on the big screen. 30 years later. =)
Love this movie, Love this lady!
My fav movie line ever!!!
Thank you! We will all be there.
As a man you always feel the need to be the protector of your woman, your wife, your significant other. He was most vulnerable at that moment because with his memory loss he was losing his identity. What she did with the “knight in shining armor” line was so profound in that she was giving him back his pride and identity. We all know the woman really is in control of relationships. Men need to be reassured just like women do that they are still strong and attractive to their mate.
she's without a doubt the most beautiful woman I'll ever know.. beautiful in every sense. I love kate so much..
There is but one "nationality" of people who can truly relate to this film on so many levels: Yankees. Oh how I love this film and the memories it elicits. Now Katharine Hepburn has a Boston accent .. not that dreadful think Mark Wahlberg. Mark had before he was retrained. "all those silly "STRAWBRYS" ... yessum!
That's lovely. 2 bad some of us will never know what true love is.
Stereo sound!!! What a sensation! No DVD offers stereo sound of this film. Even the new bluray disc not which was released in January 2015!
Growing old. After having worked as a nursing assistant for s long in so many different nursing and retirement homes, I've realized how much of a hell it is for people to grow old. I don't know if it's worse for people now, since they live longer and then have the chance to become more sick and disabled, or if it's always been this way. Whatever the case may be, I feel like growing old has become something worse than what it was meant to be, but I don't have the solution for this.
"I don't like horses." = hilarious
Back then they knew how to be married.
such a sad state of affairs today's selfish, narcissistic generation cant make marriage work
Boooo hooooo
Okay, boomer.
CHR, I totally agree with you. In marriage they promised, in sickness or in health, when wives can’t function anymore, husbands go and git a replacement right away. Hahaha! That’s marriage now.
very sweet
It seems sappy in this day and age to say-"Love transcends all things-time, illness, death and everything material before us." I have seen this in my own life-like when one spouse dies the other is fruit withering on the vine, wanting to go just to be with their love.
Beautiful film, very simple and real.
I have been told that Katharine Hepburn and Hank Fonda …Wrote this scene. It s a beautiful scene. Katharine Could write. Her books about her Life and Career were truly Fascinating and truly funny.
Acting lesson for all aspiring thespians! And anyone who gave this a thumbs down?...check your pulse
And this is the best case scenario.
un bacio a entrambi, fantastici
That is what I hope my future holds that is priceless
I still dream of us being together bet, my heart won't give up on you, I have never been in love with anyone like this ever and I can't believe this just comes into. My life to be dismissed so easily. I know what we have is special, well to me at least
Thats so very true!
My all time fav movie.
More like my fairy tale.
The background music adds an unfortunate aura of schmaltz.
@DesperateHW
Same to me... I'm almost 60... it changed my life ...
For my dad, I understand.
My little grand daughter, is the most important person, in the world.
How I would have loved to have had the privilege of having this kind of relationship.
I lowe Tchis Actors❤
Once again let down but not giving up! I know there is love out there somewhere for me,I deserve it,I Know it just seems like forever since I felt a hug or a kiss from a woman who excepted me for me.
I don't understand how you can say one thing and then not mean it? I would die for you! You are my everything,I don't know if you understand what you mean to me,but without you my life makes no sense. I get up every morning in hopes that you will come back with the love you had long ago, I adore you and it is not all sexual,it is soulfilling,love ,deep love ! I know I shouldn't have given anyone this much power over my well being but now the heart wants what it wants
I'm afraid of not being together and we are wasting what few days we have left. I don't want to waste any more happy days if they exist. But I can't do it alone . Don't want to ,do you?
Miss katharine's birthday today!
♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
Jane looks so much like her father
I'm alone here
Newer be Actors lake A He.and MrFonda.
chissà....
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🇵🇱
"We'll take ourselves to the old town road and ride till we can't no more"
"I don't like horses"
Great acting from the entire cast, not to mention a beautiful soundtrack.
That's love; I used to say it, but then he turned into my worst nightmare; ladies, please don't fall for a loser abuser like me; I want this kind of love for everyone; they remind me of my parents, and grandparents, Tillie and Chester; pure love, and never name calling. :)
Kate and Henry wrote this scene...They didn't like the original.
This scene was so perfect.
+Cirtap Samot interesting little tid bit, thank you for sharing.
Well I got set up with a date tonight. I couldn't even meet her,it upset me and then made me angry,I can't go forward with out you it seems but I can't make you want me,so alone,just lost
Well I hope that you are starting to believe in me ,in us only please stop questioning my manhood manhood I'm more of a man than anyone has ever been in your life I'm not saying the men in your life we're not men I'm saying I'm better man in your life because I I screwed up once and ask for your forgiveness and have worked I believe very hard and will continue to prove my love and not forsake you ever again and that right there is why I am more of a man because I'm not going to screw up anymore so I won't break down those other trust issues like infidelity you know all that
It, a clown in a horror flick
The people who harmed me were sons and boyfriends who proposed marriage. I had to refer to it as it. I had to detach to stay alive for the Lord, to do his will. I couldn't go in connected to such a horror. For my innocent mom and dad, who remind me of these two beautiful people. Sometimes you have to look hard, and see, he's doing the best he can do. 👌😁
I don't like horses..
Beautiful.