It is what it is. Which is what it isn't.
Why do we grow close to people just to end up alone eventually anyways? You are the only constant thing in your life and even you change
shelbcondie:

Happy birthday to the late Pernell Roberts. AKA: Adam Cartwright.

shelbcondie:

Happy birthday to the late Pernell Roberts. AKA: Adam Cartwright.

shelbcondie:

At least some guys find me attractive.

shelbcondie:

At least some guys find me attractive.

shelbcondie:

I love this episode!!! 😂😂😂

shelbcondie:

I love this episode!!! 😂😂😂

shelbcondie:

Oh. My. Gosh. Yes!

shelbcondie:

Oh. My. Gosh. Yes!

shelbcondie:

Really, I’m not the only fan.

shelbcondie:

Really, I’m not the only fan.

shelbcondie:

I’m unAmerican because I haven’t seen “Harry Potter” even thought it was made in the UK. 😂

shelbcondie:

I’m unAmerican because I haven’t seen “Harry Potter” even thought it was made in the UK. 😂

fashionablyrahl:

That awesome moment when one of your teachers knows both Gunsmoke and Bonanza.

ashtonstormborn:

When Little Joe and Candy have to pretend they’ve never met, Joe takes the opportune time to let Candy know just what he thinks of his name.

ladyday93:


        I am watching Bonanza
    

            “The Saddle Stiff - Oh wow. Jed Clampett just called Ben Cartwright out…”
    
    
        
            Check-in to
        
     Bonanza on GetGlue.com

ladyday93:

I am watching Bonanza

“The Saddle Stiff - Oh wow. Jed Clampett just called Ben Cartwright out…”

Check-in to Bonanza on GetGlue.com

shelbcondie:

I’m a Bonanza freak and I’m proud of it.

shelbcondie:

I’m a Bonanza freak and I’m proud of it.

ashtonstormborn:

They were their own characters. Each one brought something new that no one had ever really seen before, Ben was the leader, the father figure that almost everyone wanted, Adam wasn’t afraid to let his thoughts be known, Hoss was a lover of all, the gentle giant, Joe was the schemer that could con his way out of everything, Hop Sing always fought to keep the ranch house in order, and Candy was the outsider that had never experienced a family of his own before. They were the perfect example of what a western family would be.