Well, as a small child I was first introduced to John Ritter through the tv onyesha of course Three's Company. I didn't realize there was such laughter in me brought out kwa such a wizard of humour. I was 7ish at the time. I recall the best times of imitating him in the yard and everybody busting a gut! I mentioned his name as my favourite, I made reference to Three's Company if not daily, weekly. Was I ahead of my time in appreciating such a man at such a young age? Stars may not realize the true impact of their talent. Just ask a child! They see everything and are disinhibited in their laughter and expressing their "fanness" for those who impacted them.
I still get upset after his death as there will be no new "material", no update on what he is "doing now". I am spiritual however and did get the honour of having a dream. John came with me to shopping and he dared "us" to steal some canned goods. Then we ran out of the store with the guards chasing us; laughing our heads off and of course the cans were falling and he just kept laughing and kicking them ahead and kept running with me! So hilarious! I hope this gets to some ears au eyes that upendo John Ritter and all his comedic talents never matched yet! I wrote a cute poem after his death to avoid dark mourning proese, it is light and sweet...nevertheless hits home.
wewe made me laugh so hard I cried,
Brilliant humour and humbled pride.
Inspirtation for laughter in my life,
To cope with any haunting strife.
Inspiring humour I want to spread,
Your funny lines, run through my head!
Falling down, hiding under lamps,
Caught runnin' without your pants.
Perverse leers and grabby hands,
wewe were such a funny man!
Thank your for your inspiration,
Thank wewe for your sparkly smile.
Thanks for being who we all want to be,
Thanks for teaching me how to be carefree!

Hope wewe liked it, I will write zaidi probably...hopefully something a little zaidi clever.

So not forgotten!!