Tomorrow is actually Worlds Aids Day, but I wanted to write about it now.
I feel it’s a little poignant that the “Bohemian Rhapsody” movie has come out recently, or it’s just me. In fact I’ve been noticing that there has been a lot of QUEEN related things around at the moment. Although, possibly the most famous person to get HIV/AIDS (of which there are numerous) I don’t think Freddie would like to be remembered that way though. I don’t think he’d want his name to always be in connection with “AIDS Day”.
https://giphy.com/gifs/queen-quotes-6Y9PVLupEjZCg
He was more than Aids…He was FREDDIE MERCURY!
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I have yet to see the movie! My husband saw it when I was visiting our daughter in Illinois.
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It is REALLY good!
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Hoping to see it this weekend.
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Reblogged this on Things Carla Loves.
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I wrote about World Aids Day today but i did not mention Freddie Mercury. I thought too, too much of him, to identify him that way.
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❤
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#WorldAIDSDAY #HealthForAll
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Yes- HE WAS FREDDIE MERCURY!! But I can see the association for days like this being a positive thing
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Very well put! If I had any suggestions, it would be, “He was Freddie freaking Mercury.” LOL
RIP, sweet, talented man. ❤
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That is true! Whoops!lol
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Opportunistic infection is more harmful than hiv itself. RIP
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What does that mean, exactly?
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