When I was a kid I had a game cube and played animal crossing & it became my life & they were all my friends cause I had no real world friends to go out to, & now its happening again 15 years later 🤣 my animal crossing friends are my only friends I can hang out with every day
No seeing everyone post up their babies experiencing snow the first time has me so emotional 😂♥️ I cannot wait for all those first to come makes everything so magical 😭
I met @NiamhEli new years 2015 & spent every new years together ever since so if someone could get me on the next flight to Vancouver before I sob that would be fab
Have worked in many north inner city primary schools, including Coláiste Mhuire and a lot of the kids might not be Irish or their parents are immigrants so imagine how terrified they are after first of all, the horrific attack today and second of all seeing racist mobs rioting
One of the most horrific tragedy’s happens today and scumbags come out and destroy our public transport & city centre in response to it. Honestly disgusted this is the focus instead of showing support for the victims
Fuck everyone making this incident in Dublin City today about race you should fucking be ashamed of yourselves, innocent people and a child where hurt from this they are what this is about not fucking race.
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Michael Hingson was in Tower One of the World Trade Center on the morning of September 11, 2001.
What sets his story apart is that Hingson is blind and was guided to safety by his guide dog, Roselle.
They were on the 78th floor when the plane hit. Despite the chaos, Roselle remained calm, leading Hingson and several others down 1,463 steps to safety. The descent took about an hour.
Remarkably, just moments after they exited the building, Tower Two collapsed, covering them in debris. Both survived.
Hingson's story became widely known as an extraordinary tale of trust, teamwork, and the human-animal bond. He later wrote a memoir, "Thunder Dog," detailing his experience.