you are great

This short film called “Validation” made me smile, laugh, and cry. Plus it stars TJ Thyne, who plays Hodgins on “Bones”! Thanks, Chief Happiness Officer!

(No longer able to be embedded. Grr! Watch it here.)

Posted on 14 Dec 2008 in Uncategorized

Peter Gunn

Brilliant, just brilliant.
Ryan

That was great. And you are wonderful for posting it. You’ve made my life a little better.

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