#david shepherd

[jareckiworld]

David Shepherd (1931-2017) — On Shed - As we Remember Them in the Last Days of Steam [oil on canvas, 1968]

[questionableratatouille00]

im telling you Jack Benjamin and David Shepherd really are just Bucky Barnes and Steve Rogers in another font

[sesiondemadrugada]

David Shepherd.

[bromcommie]

One endlessly good man who is still just a man being made into a legend he didn’t want as a side product of attempting to do the right thing (and pulling it off by sheer luck and an overabundance of balls) in order to be used for propaganda by people who always have something to gain from him and then being attacked for that same legend by those same people because it was meant to be an easily manipulated myth. It wasn’t meant to be a prophecy, it wasn’t meant to be true. All the butterfly story really is is just that, a story. That’s not how the world actually works and nobody can be that good anyway, right - but if somehow this one nobody man really is just naturally that good despite the way of the world around him, what does that mean for them? What does looking in that mirror make them? What light does his presence cast them in but an ugly shadow? So they try to tear him down to prove that he’s just a man and he is - he meddles and oversteps and fumbles his way through the shadowy workings of politics like a blind man, letting his faith in the good of people get in the way of good judgement - but he’s the kind of man that keeps choosing to be good and true over and over despite his doubts, despite what the world throws at him, that in doing so he inevitably inspires the people around him to do the same.

listen just. hold on. hold on I need a minute I am. thinking

[lokiobsesser]

am i the only one who low key wanted Jack and David to be smth more in than friends or ami tripping??? enemies to lovers??? like, there was unresolved tension and it was frustrating tbh

[the-quotable-alberta-hansard]

October 31, 2024

Government Policies

Mr. Shepherd:

Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary, O’er another troubling transcript of a UCP townhall As I sat there, mildly cursing, both my mind and heart were hurting To read the Premier half-affirming truths that were not truths at all “Tis quite a thing,” I muttered, “To see a leader caught in such a thrall With no shame, no, none at all.”

It was, I do remember, in the month before September That the Premier blew on embers of conspiracies galore Like that vaccines were actually deadly, for young children especially, And strange deaths increasing readily, people dying by the score, And though the facts did not support it, she said it’s something she’d explore

Members spoke ‘bout immigration, and the pace of its inflation, Claimed Ukrainians we welcomed led to swastikas in our streets Said access to ivermectin should have no peer-reviewed direction Just the feeling of a single doc who’d do just as they please And claimed that teachers in our schools handed out pornography

And we know it’s been a pattern, it’s been more than just a smattering Of occasions when the Premier’s flirted with conspiracies Like that people commit arson to frame burning hydrocarbons For non-existent climate change so they can force through policies And that planes are spraying chemicals to bring us to our knees

Now, I’d laugh, but it’s not funny. Millions in public money are being spent now just because this government is pandering to this: creating binding legislation based on lies, misinformation that will, in its application, hurt real people in our midst, breaking systems we depend on for their gain and benefit.

I think it’s cold and callous, almost bordering on malice, for a government to encourage this. It’s something to abhor. But I know we can have better and we’re working hard to get there with our leader Naheed Nenshi in three years from ’24. Albertans, well, they’ll have the chance to vote for something more.

Yes, they’ll vote for something more and tell this Premier: nevermore.

[noirdotm]

Shepards Prairie

This is for an art showcase. My church is hosting on August 25! So these art pieces are supposed to be in a Western style about our 40-week series "THE GOOD BOOK" SOOO i decided to do week 12 "The Good Shepard" Psalm 23

I decided to draw David when he was a young shepard boy. I like to think that when David was a shepard boy and the greatest king, it was an example of how God is and how he takes care of us and leads us like how a shepard would lead his sheep. If that makes sense-

Soo yeah! David is my second favorite historical person to look back on and read (not his sins. What he did was pretty bad💀) but he is known to be the greatest king alive.

But yeah! Tada✨️

[jonny-versace]

confession time: everytime i think of Kings natasha bedingfield's 'pocketful of sunshine' gets stuck in my head bc of this specific fanvid that i watched a lot back in the day : youtu.be/Ff8ZzTejyac

Oh that's gorge. I was watching it like David you fool open your eyes! You're risking it all for the wrong Benjamin sibling!! I just know if there had been a season 2 their storyline would've gone crazy

[wewringmagicfromtheordinary]

#the evil smile#he still doesn't get david at all#he thinks he's going to be so easy to wrap around his finger#so easy to corrupt#so conniving and self-serving like almost everyone jack has ever known#he doesn't get it yet that david is something completely different#that he's the one who won't know what hit him#that that fake happiness and confidence isn't going to cut it with david#I ship it so ferociously#I just want ten million narratives about the gravitational pull of david's goodness#letting jack become a person he never realized he could be#healing him in all the ways he didn't think were even possible#sobs about this stupid fucking MODERN AU BIBLE FANFIC OF A SHOW via platoapproved

[neworkimprov]

David Shepherd: A lifetime of Improvisational Theater (VIDEO Documentary Film)

It was David Shepherd’s vision to create Compass. He and Paul Sills co-produced Compass (1955 – 1957), after working together on the Playwrights Theatre Club (1953 – 1955).  Compass directly led to the creation of Second City (1959). David Shepherd went on to produce other Compass companies from 1959 – 1964, in St. Louis, Washington DC, Boston, Hyannis MA, and New York. David Shepherd also…

[jareckiworld]

David Shepherd (1931-2017) — In the Sheds, Swindon [oil on canvas, 1958]

[riotingflora]

It's giving...Odin in Thor 1

[wakandas]

1. thinkfast - prodigy / speed

[plutonicbees]

studying for a degree in yapology

[the-quotable-alberta-hansard]

November 6, 2023

Mr. Shepherd: So when this government talks about better allocated resources to support the front lines, I do have to wonder, Madam Speaker, if she’s referring to the $75 million they spent on children’s Tylenol, that has been neither effective, most of which will never arrive, and most of which will never be used. Was that effective allocation of our health care resources, that could have been going to support front-line health care workers?

Or how about the millions of dollars that we have lost on the DynaLife fiasco, this government’s decision that it needed to upend and uproot the entire community lab service and system, which was operating well? The minister spoke at length about not changing systems that are working. This government, Madam Speaker, as they oppose a sensible amendment in this private member’s bill, upended the entirety of the community lab system at an unknown level of cost. We are grateful that the Auditor General is currently doing a full investigation into that so that we will have that number for Albertans so they can understand just how many resources this government wasted and failed to allocate to the front lines even as it contemplates, now indeed is moving towards another significant disruption of the entirety of the health care system, which I can assure you is going to further exhaust and burn out our front-line health care workers.

And speaking of redundancies, Madam Speaker, how many new health boards is this government going to create, how much more bureaucracy in the name of political ideology over supporting front-line health care workers?

[tothepayne]

My atheist ass loved this show so much. It was so well done. Actual commentary about both the Bible and modern day life.

I guess it required too much thought of the audience. Especially Jack and his father. The fact that he was gay was never treated as anything the king felt made Jack bad or dirty or less. He didn’t even care that Jack was sexually active with men. Combine that with “you have to produce an heir and the nation is in fact more important than you.”

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