me as a bobbygirl. he’s in the breeze, he’s in the trees, i feel him all around… 🚬
Her gaiety and enthusiasm picked him up whenever he was down, and her ease with the social amenities filled the gaps that his own reticence occasioned. Above all, she showered him with affection and support, and he needed that. As the seventh child and the third son, following in the wake of two acknowledged “golden boys” like Joe and John, he had never felt for very long that he belonged anywhere. That was what all his striving for personal excellence was about. But now Ethel was there, always there, telling him that he had nothing to prove to her.
When I Think of Bobby by Warren Rogers
Photo by Jacques Lowe
The thing about it ─ and this was told to me by a member of the family, and I think it was important ─ is that Bobby always had a terrible inferiority complex. He just couldn’t live up to his brothers. And he was caught in the middle there, I don’t think he got as much attention as the other kids. Therefore, he was always shy and always unsure of himself. Ethel was the one that changed him and gave him complete loyalty and ego building and whatever. She devoted her whole life to him. Whatever she did was always for Bobby. So, of all the wives I know, she was the least competitive when it came to her husband. She was 110 percent. She would be the one who would get mad… She read everything, and she used to get mad at people that Bobby wouldn’t even have time to get mad at. And, Bobby, naturally, being in politics, was more sophisticated than Ethel about his enemies. But boy, Ethel never forgot and she was tough… I just felt that she ─ and someone said this, and I think it was a very lovely thing ─ they said that she never could get over the fact that she was married to him. It was the greatest thing that ever happened to her. He was very devoted to her. I remember a couple of times he would whisper to me, “Go over and talk to Ethel; make her happy, cheer her up, or something.” He was always conscious of her. And it was a very, very interesting ─ I would call it a beautiful relationship.
─ Art Buchwald
RFK Oral History Interview
Ok. In the end, I decided to draw a portrait of Bobby. Let’s see what comes out of this sketch.
🎂 💕 Remembering James Dean on what would have been his 94th birthday. Love you forever, Jimmy! 🎂 💕
#jimmy dean #james dean #james byron dean #happy birthday #hollywood icon #legendary
I need a Shaye Saint John tattoo to really embody the level of weirdo I’m on
no I will not elaborate you either understand or you don’t
idc what anyone says he was just as hot as any of the beatles. arguably hotter depend on the year
i can’t stand when i’m looking at jfk content and see stuff about his assassination.
don’t remind me that my 107 year old baby is dead!
if i close my eyes… i can still hear his voice. in all its vigah.
he/him !!hi!!! :33 i love my girlfriend!! also i love vintage stuff!!! specifically buddy holly, frank sinatra, the kennedys, beatles, old hollywood, etc!!
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