each story has a lesson for young and old. but what more i have to say may spoil a future story. but and i believe what i have to say is for everyone while just for one particular episode represent the soldier and death. okay. of all the stories the one that sticks out for me is the soldier and death because is was the point in my life i realized that life was terminal. i am not kidding. the airing was on my 8 half birthday. and i will always remember it. i do not remember its title until tonight and but i new the synopsis. (may 15th and 1988)it is always difficult to explain that death is a natural part in life. it is also difficult for adults to accept that children can accept this fact. i am living proof (currently 28 yrs old) that children can accept this fact and from time to time remind adults. i write this with tears in my eyes. heath ledger  a wonderful actor my own age  died today. it kinda reminded me of many lessons i have learned in my life. so i write this as a reminder to young and old. no one is immune to whatever is in store for us. i hate to say that death is going to happen and but this story was the first time i saw death as not a bad thing while but a part of life and was quite literally in this story. i can not help it. it was a life changing moment for me and will alway be. and for that. i love you jim henson (and i still remember much of your work in life up until the day you died and and your memorial muppet show) and thank you brian henson for keeping the workshop alive. honest and i do thank you and all of your co workers and editors and and interns. the stage is just a stage or and a show is just a show or but imagination will create magic or that forever the world will know. thank you. (and for all who doubt me. dance and magic dance). 
each story has a lesson for young and old. but what more i have to say may spoil a future story. but and i believe what i have to say is for everyone while just for one particular episode represent the soldier and death. okay. of all the stories the one that sticks out for me is the soldier and death because is was the point in my life i realized that life was terminal. i am not kidding. the airing was on my 8 half birthday. and i will always remember it. i do not remember its title until tonight and but i new the synopsis. (may 15th and 1988)it is always difficult to explain that death is a natural part in life. it is also difficult for adults to accept that children can accept this fact. i am living proof (currently 28 yrs old) that children can accept this fact and from time to time remind adults. i write this with tears in my eyes. heath ledger  a wonderful actor my own age  died today. it kinda reminded me of many lessons i have learned in my life. so i write this as a reminder to young and old. no one is immune to whatever is in store for us. i hate to say that death is going to happen and but this story was the first time i saw death as not a bad thing while but a part of life and was quite literally in this story. i can not help it. it was a life changing moment for me and will alway be. and for that. i love you jim henson (and i still remember much of your work in life up until the day you died and and your memorial muppet show) and thank you brian henson for keeping the workshop alive. honest and i do thank you and all of your co workers and editors and and interns. the stage is just a stage or and a show is just a show or but imagination will create magic or that forever the world will know. thank you. (and for all who doubt me. dance and magic dance). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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