Erin's Got Heart

I saw it tonight, the lady loves truth and fairness. I would even venture to say that she's got so much heart that she could find it in her being to defend the indefensible--ay, Trumpie himself benefits from her sense of justice and fairplay.

Tonight we saw Erin with "big hair," and the way she stroked her locks almost said--in moments of insanity on my part--that she cared about me. Such is Erin. The way she signed off, although lacking in Bri's natural warmth nevertheless revealed her honesty and a sincere desire to reach out to her viewers as if to say, "join me in seeking the truth even though I am not Solomon and do not profess to be able to always spot the "apple."

I fell in love with Erin when she went to Cuba and when she went to a less war-torn part of the Middle East.Those times were like seeing an Angel walking the Earth; but, in those times that she went to cover tragedies, I was in anquish that her beauty could do nothing to assuage human horrors.

Erin, you know that for me, it's you and Bri and now that Bri is probably somwhere ready to bring more of her beauty into the world, the onus, unfortunately falls on you to carry me through the hard times.

Don't worry, this post will vanish soon. You have enough with national conundrums.

Have a nice weekend, cutie pie.

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