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Movie watch the kindness of strangers song. Movie watch the kindness of strangers online free. Down on Mainstreet. as Bob Seger might say. Movie watch the kindness of strangers quotes. This thread catalogs tie-ins, callbacks, easter eggs, and other references to Star Trek canon (and sometimes beyond) within the episode. It is intended not just for hardcore fans but also for newcomers who may wonder whether something mentioned in the show "meant something. Anyone who noticed something not listed here is welcome to contribute. The show opens with "Blue Skies" by Irving Berlin. This tune was performed by Data in Nemesis, and his brother B4 later mumbled it as a clue that he still possessed some of Data's memories. The version here is sung by Bing Crosby, the grandfather of TNG actress Denise Crosby. The starship seen is the USS Enterprise, NCC-1701-D, the home of the crew throughout The Next Generation. It was last seen in ENT's finale "These Are the Voyages. The camera zooms into the fore of the ship and into windows revealing Ten-Forward, the bar and main social destination on the Enterprise. Ten Forward was actually at the very front of the saucer section whereas the windows here are offset to port; since this is a dream sequence, it technically may not be an error. Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) was captain of the Enterprise throughout TNG and its film sequels. Already a decorated captain by the time he took command of the Enterprise, Picard was one of the most well-respected officers in Starfleet and was responsible for numerous diplomatic triumphs, including "saving the galaxy" many, many times. Although the time frame of this episode isn't explicitly established, he is approximately 94 years old. Data (Brent Spiner) was operations officer and third in command of the Enterprise. Data was a sentient android built by Dr. Noonien Soong; he was emotionless and struggled to understand humor, but his dream was to become more human. 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It had previously been in the care of his brother Robert until his death in a fire. Picard was at the vineyard during the future sequences in "All Good Things. which ostensibly took place around the same time, or a few years before, this episode. This is the first time we see Boston in Star Trek; one of those new skyscrapers is undoubtedly called the Brady Building. The Boston skyline has a number of displays/billboards, and one of them bears the logo of the Ferengi Alliance. From u/chirunneraz83: another billboard reads "Kasidy Yates. Kasidy was a freighter captain who frequented Deep Space 9 and won the heart of Ben Sisko. Dahj's boyfriend is Xahean, a race first seen in the Short Trek "Runaway. I may be corrected, but I believe this is the first use of the word "dude" in Star Trek. Dahj is from Seattle, or at least she thinks she is. Ash Tyler was also from Seattle, or at least he thought he was. 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English isn't my native language so please excuse me if I make mistakes. Last month, when my parents were driving back from my uncle's house outside the city, they encountered a moose on a remote road in the forest, my father, who was the driver, swerved at a high speed and hit into a tree, they both died on scene. Because it wasn't a very often used road, they were only discovered the next day by a passerby. My sister has been staying with my grandmother who I'm not a great fan of. She would hit me when I was a kid, most of the time deservedly so, but also a lot of time unjustified. She said that she doesn't want to adopt my sister so the next option was me, I agreed to it without question, we are very close and in the end she's my family and I love her to the end of the world. My sister moved in with my GF and 2 weeks ago, obviously she's very scarred from what happened to our parents, we were both very close to them and they were great people. She still doesn't really talk much, only to me and sometimes my GF. We take her to therapy twice a week and there are improvements, even in such a short amount of time. Yesterday, after I stayed with my sister in her bed until she fall asleep, I went to my and my GF's room, she said that we have to talk about this situation. She said that we don't really have time for each other since my sister moved in. It's a fair point, we've only had sex once and that was when my sister was away, and even then I wasn't really into it at all. She said I should re-consider the adoption and maybe hand her over to my uncle and aunt. I refused, they're already busy as it is, my uncle isn't allowed to work because of a heart condition and because he didn't work long before being diagnosed, his disability fund isn't very big, my aunt works at a retirement home and that obviously doesn't pay great. They also pay for my cousin's university expenses while juggling taking care of my younger cousin, who's only 5. My GF is in her last year of university so we don't have much money either, I luckily found a job after university in my field that pays pretty good but it's been tough financially though soon enough I will start receiving funds from the government for adopting my sister. My GF said that she isn't ready to become a "mother" and over all having all these responsibilities of a parent which I can understand, it's tough and said that it's been putting a big strain on our relationship, which again is valid. Before, we'd get back from work and university and be off for the day, but now we have to pick my sister up from school, drive her to the therapist and also take care of her a lot when she's home, she doesn't like to be alone. 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EDIT: I also wanna add, becaause people seem to think that I just suddenly took my sister without even talking to my GF, that's not the case, we talked at it at length and she said that we need to get her to come home to us, no matter what, that's why I was also really surprised as to what she had to say. EDIT2: I wanted to thank everybody for great advice too, and for everybody's condolences, even thought we're all strangers here, seeing words of encouragament is great and actually impactful and helpful. Thank You. Update: I'm taking my sister to therapy in a bit, after I get back home my GF and I will talk about all this. Update 2: Ok, so we ended up talking about it for a while, and this is how it went first my GF apologized profousely for the other night, she said she acted like a spoiled little shit and that it wasn't acceptable at all. 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Next she told me that she didn't mean to make me pick between them, and said herself that if someone posed her that question if she was in that situation, she would drop them and was thankful for me withholding that decision until we had a talk about it. She said it arose from her feeling distanced from me, and jealousy that I was spending a lot of time with my sister but had to spend less with her as a result. She understands why though, it's neccessary I take care of my sister while she's hurting and said she wishes to help me with that as much as she can and that she would like to help me get through this as well. She admitted that for the past 13 years, I've been her everything and that for those two weeks she thought she's losing me, and it terrified her but after talking about it with some of her close friends, she saw that she wasn't losing me, just that a very important thing popped up in my life that had to be taken care of and it was gonna take a lot of my attention which was previously focused mostly on her. She said that she wants me to know I can depend on her in terms of responsibility about my sister and that she will do her best to be good to my sister, and I can see that, compared to yesterday or the day before, my GF really tried with my sister today, initiated conversations with her and helped her out with homework and picking out some clothes before going to the therapist today. It was as if seeing my GF go from being a child to an adult in a matter of a day. I also admitted some of my faults, such as neglecting her over the past few weeks, although unintentionally I realise it can have an impact on a person and also not really giving her that much of a say on the matter whether my sister will come here to stay. We came up with a few thing, namely that we must definitely go to therapy sooner than later, she suggested leaving my sister with my aunt and uncle for a few hours over the weekend while we go and sort that out, and also that we need to be able to balance our time more efficently, so we can have at least a bit more time to reconnect with each other. Then she told me that she's sorry for not helping me grieve or finding time to do that and that our fight was a wake up call for her not being supportive enough of me through what happened recently and that she will do whatever she can to make up for her oversteppings recently. It was at this point that the whole entire month hit, like a train. I cried a lot while she was hugging me and giving me words of reassurance and comfort through the whole thing while allowing me to release what I've been holding onto this past month. This was my GF as I knew her, a very caring person and I really hope that what she showed two days ago, wasn't her real face as people are saying but merely a reaction stemming from insecurity, but I guess only time can tell that. I think it was a positive thing to do and obviously there's still tons more where that came from but, it's a step in the right direction. When I came back home with my sister, we all played cards and I just felt like we were a family, it's a good feeling. As of the time that I'm writing this, I put my sister to sleep and today she didn't take much time to fall asleep at all, she pretty much drifted off after a forehead kiss and some cuddling. I'm in the living room on the couch right now, my girlfriend is taking a shower and we're planning to watch a movie together, and honestly I'm thankful to everyone who gave me advice over the past few hours, I don't think I could have kept a level head so much if so many haven't had offered different points of view and sound advice. One thing I learned from this ordeal is that communication, especially in times of stress like this is vital, and that before making important decisions, it's good to talk to your partner and see if they maybe have a explanation for what they did, but also being ready for the worst. I went into the conversation with my GF being ready to break up if her view hadn't change because like it or not, for the time being my sister is a priority and I think that 2 days ago my GF didn't understand why and couldn't accept it, but after talking to her, and explaining why I have to take care of my sister like this, she now understand and accepts it. Once again, thanks to everyone who offered advice, and while this is a great community, I hope I'm never in a position difficult like this where I have to ask for advice although who knows what will happen.
Movie watch the kindness of strangers movie. Movie watch the kindness of strangers lyrics. Edit: Thanks kind stranger for the gold A lot of this will be personal but what I've been going through lately has made me look at a lot of music I listen to a bit differently than usual. I suppose all my life, on some level - i'm a malcontent. Growing up didn't alleviate feelings of alienation or discontent with the world around me. I've always been incredibly broad with my musical tastes - insanely so. Even when being so took a lot of work and it wasn't as easy as clicking a button in Spotify to go discover another discography. But I've always come back to the dark, the aggressive, the tragic, or the shocking. I'm an edge lord who's always gravitated to the over the top, the shocking and the aggressive or dark. In literature, movies, music, just everything. Though i'm a fairly chill person (intense and passionate about some chill. As a youth - I found these emotions easier to explore as opposed to more humbling, down to earth, overtly happy, peaceful, or just... vulnerable music. From the time i was a teen until in my 20s - if i was having a bad time, some gangster rap, some shouting heavy metal, some pissed off punk, some over the top shock rock, it always centered me. In my later adult hood, just, and seemingly self-destructive, something like Electric Wizard or something just crushing like Monolord. I'd have a bad day and something just. filthy like Dope Throne's Scum Fuck Blues (NSFW) would straighten me out. Honestly. Here lately I've been going through some chronic pain situations, facing my mortality due to fears of all these scary possibilities. and I find music that has a sweetness to it to be not just something i look past, but something i can't handle without crying. Elton John's Your Song or Blowing in the Wind. But something else has changed too. like i hit a point so low that music that explores those lows - like Monolord's No Comfort, or Last Leaf make me scared of myself. Like I'm prying open emotional doors that need to stay shut. That's how bad of a place I'm in right now. Things that used to help me expel shit out of me, just feels like it's reinforcing it in a feedback loop. For the first time in my life I've hit a low spot where the music I'm listening to is intentionally. joyful, upbeat, almost universal and feels like a celebration of life. Stevie Wonder, a lot of early Motown, Huey Lewis, some of Phil Collins more upbeat stuff, Blondie and a lot of 80s pop. early Beatles work, earlier Beach Boys, Elvis, Buddy Holly, Frankie Valley and the Fourseasons, Jerry Lee Lewis, lots of Phil Spector produced stuff (Crystals, Ronnettes, etc. The Cars, Everly Brothers, The last 5 years of my life have been less try-hard than my youth, but it's still been filled with a lot of aggressive or dark stuff - Opeth, Slipknot, Korn, Windhand, Monolord, Electric Wizard, Chelsea Wolfe, Deafheaven, Author and Punisher, Marilyn Manson, Nine Inch Nails, Agalloch, Anagnorisis, Behemoth, Cough, Power Trip, lots of 90s grunge which isn't exactly cheery tunes, etc... And i just can't handle it anymore. Even something like Ghost - which is upbeat but full of dark imagery and sarcasm, just feels like it's touching on these dark spots on me, even indirectly which i don't think is healthy. It used to be stuff like that was carthartic. Eminem, NWA, Dimmu Borgir, Cradle of Filth. When I was down on life. it's like this stuff gave me a place to pour all my negativity and expel it from my system. And now listening to it feels like i'm wrapping myself in that negativity and driving myself deeper and deeper into a place I don't want to go. Life seems so hard, so real, so finite that it all seems like such a waste. Anger seems like a waste. Aggression does. Exploring all this darkness does. Songs that are sad, happy-sad, bittersweet or mournful are too much for me to process. Songs that i should be relating too, deeply, right now like Tool's Invincible or Baroness - I'd Do Anything are just too much of a confrontation of what's going on in my head right now. Mastodon's exploration of dealing with loss, death, cancer has a lot of parallels in their music that i can hold relate to, but i can't deal with that much either. So that leaves me with these upbeat, fun, non-threatening, songs meant to bring a smile, to entertain, to dance to. Like it's the only thing that's helpiong me extinguish the fires in my mind, rather than jumping out the window to escape it. I find it peculiar that music that shares certain qualities has been there for me all my life - through hard times at school, the end of relationships - even long term ones, through job losses, family deaths, all sorts of things and it's always helped. But now i feel myself kind of mentally breaking from a chronic pain situation in combination with parenting and a job situation, and the only thing that's really helping me is stuff like The Bangles or Madonna. The only thing even resembling a metal song that has helped me has been Devin Townsend's Genesis and to be frank. i fucking hate Devin Townsend and i really hate the video for that song. And i didn't particularly like this album... that hook uplifts me like no fucking other. Hell - i fucking hate the majority of 80s "hair metal. But here lately, this playlist I made containing warrant, motley crue, ratt, whitesnake, AC/DC, def leppard, poison, cinderella, slaughter, bon jovi, and some others are hitting on the right spots for me. It's like my fears and worries are just melting away - much like a lot of the Motown music, huey lewis, 80s pop, or "American Graffiti" types of pop-rock is doing for me. I've always been able to confront my emotions through music, always able to dive into it through music in an exaggerated fashion and fire them out of me and get on with my day or my life. A car ride from job/school to home with the volume cranked, shouting the lyrics to myself hoping drivers-by don't catch me, beating the steering wheel like a drumkit, could set me right as rain, hitting a reset button in me allowing me to enjoy the rest of my day. Now it feels like wrapping myself in a blanket of that negativity and trying to remain in that spot, unable to climb out. Like it's just adding the weight on top of everything. Like i don't even have the energy in me to try to expel it like that. I'm almost 40 and I've never needed "happy" escapism before. What's your relationship with negative music or music that explores dark, angry places in the human psyche? Has it changed over the years.

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