The lawn-green pickup truck alongside me in traffic caught my attention. Stopped me cold then warmed my imagination. The bed of the pickup carried several rose bushes with blooms ablaze with coral pink. The driver and the passenger waded through traffic, apparently oblivious to the loveliness tossed over gardening tools.

Charlie Gibson, I don't want you to go. Your presence on "World News" evokes memories of my childhood, where there was dinner and there was Walter Cronkite. You are old enough to comfortably wear that old-fashioned journalistic style without seeming pompous. You know when to report with a straight face, when to push recalcitrant politicians further, and when to show emotion because that's what human beings do. You are young enough to understand the quirky side of 21st-century life and smile about it. You lead the newscast with the deftness of a conductor bringing the songs of many stories together.

You really can change the world.

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I'm almost scared to acknowledge it, as if -- poof!-- two tender moments from the recent Screen Actors Guild Awards will vanish. Weeks of revelations about bad-boy husbands can make a blogger skittish, but here goes, my eyes closed, but still hoping.