All good men have flaws. That's what makes them real. That's probably why he is so beloved. We've seen him grow from a 17 year old into the league till this past Sunday. We've seen not only his drive, but also his flaws, and how he handled them, and how those mistakes made him a better man on the other side of it. We've seen him own up to his mistakes; we've seen him mend relationships that he strained when he was younger. It was pretty much a complete picture of who this man is, for the world to see, with his 2+ decades in front of the camera in public, dealing with all this, and still coming out the other side as more than a decent human being. And even these un-publicized acts of kindness eventually come out through the people involved, and makes every good thing he does more genuine. I mean how many celebs can you name who has half their life in front of the camera, in front of the public eye to be praised and scrutinized for, and didn't come out the other side ****ed up some how? But Kobe came out the other side being an inspiration to us all. It's just crazy how his story unfolded.
Me, too. She had a good long life and was putting out books almost right up until the end.Author Mary Higgins Clark, 'Queen of Suspense,' dead at 92
RIP Mary Higgins Clark. I've enjoyed dozens of her books
