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At 100 years old, Dick Van D**e still has one major role he wants to take on: Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol.

The legendary actor recently reiterated his desire to play Scrooge, joking that he could still take on the iconic Dickens character and that there is still time to make it happen.

Van D**e has remained remarkably active despite reaching his milestone 100th birthday, continuing to exercise regularly and even sharing videos of his workouts in recent weeks.

A stage production of A Christmas Carol featuring Van D**e as Scrooge would give the entertainment icon a chance to tackle one of the most recognizable characters in literature, while adding another memorable performance to his legendary career.

Now, fans are wondering if someone will finally give the 100-year-old star his chance to say, “Bah, humbug.”

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Parents & Guardians of Children—We Need Hands On Experiential Learning & Environmental Education-
As a lifetime educator,
I want to let you know——
KIDS need you to
set boundaries,
time limits, and
GUIDE them gently into being
well rounded and
self disciplined.

THAT means—

*they ought not
to be the person who chooses their access to electronics,

if your child believes they “win” at this then they are very likely to NEVER alisten to you or anyone ever again.
—If you have already spoiled your child at home, you may need to seek professional help from a family counselor.
Consider that if a parent
won’t or can’t see the value in their own parental responsibilities you can always put your child up for adoption, because you don’t care for their well-being.
Consider the educators
whose jobs will be more difficult by your unreasonable child who always gets to play anything they want on their device & with no time limits.
Parents—-if you don’t care enough about to guide them into good habits, then it is time for you to
Do better for the children you made.

We don’t need more children using apps.
We need guardians who will engage with children in conversation, exploration, story time, outdoors “free play” & arts and crafts projects.