A part of my childhood died with that man. A part of me died with that man. As a kid, I was pretty outspoken but more so reserved than anything. I wore my heart on my sleeve and kids saw my weakness. I watched a lot of tv and movies to cheer myself up and most of them were comedies. I love comedies. Robin quickly made himself one of my favorites and wormed his way into my heart and made permanent residence there. Not even being melodramatic here. And as I got older, my love for him never wavered still looking back on past movies by him and I still laughed (or cried respectively) the way I did when I was a child. So hearing the news today, did nothing less but gut me. But I didn't cry. And even still, I don't think he'd want us to. He brought more joy into my life than most people I've known for years. His passion was to make people happy and I think he'd want to be remembered as the guy that gave us that little spark of happiness on our saddest days. I'm gonna try my best to live by this:
I send all of my love and regards to his family and friends. I pray that they'll get through this tough time with the help of each other.
Robin was a friend to all of us, even if we never met him in person. Our little alien flew back into the stars.
