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To modernize or update his vision would be pointless. Pride is a wonderful thing.
 I am very moved to absorb that what we have passion for somehow connects us to a
place beyond ourselves....
There is a beautiful tension throughout this film that finds its release at the end when Mr. Siebert talk of how happy he is with his life. Wonderful film, beautifully crafted.
This is one of my favorites interviews so far...left me feeling happy...this project is a wonderful concept...
I loved that he first saw a trolley car when he was only three... and after all these years they still make him happy.  His smile at the end got to me... this interview made me feel good.  Thank you :)
Mr Siebert's eyes are so vivid as a 12 years old boy. It makes me think how much the chronological age can be different of the mind's age. This interview inspired good thoughts smiley-smile.gif
When this project began, I watched each episode religiously. I lost track of the progression when I moved across country and became caught up in the drama entailed in such a huge shift. I came back to the project for the first time today to see Mr. Seibert. I grew up in Camp Hill. Every episode has been moving in its own way but this one literally hit home. It made me feel such a range of emotion - it is difficult to describe. Gratitude and inspiration float to the top of pile. Thank you for all of these wonderful portraits.
The thought I had watching this was that life gets better the closer your passions are to your everyday life.
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