@YVemula5063 I love him so much! I wish he could live with me. And some people say animals don’t have emotions. Of course they do, just following him, you can see every emotion that we have. May God bless Punch🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️ . We all love you so much!!!🙏💖🐒💝💘💖💝💘
@Rainmaker1973 ❤️KINDNESS AND COMPASSION ARE NEVER WASTED❤️ It brought me to tears. So beautiful and so many people say animals don’t have emotions or they don’t feel loved. They absolutely do!!!💝🙏🐾❤️
@RealityTVBliss I don’t get it how are all the people laughing at the zoo? I don’t think it’s funny. Maybe it’s just me, but it hurts my heart to see him scared. He’s been through so much. Poor little guy, catch catch a break.😭💔❤️
I remember watching this from home when I was 18. I wasn’t feeling very well and stayed home that day. I watched the 1986 Space Shuttle lift off. I specifically remember walking into my mother‘s bedroom, looking to the right, and seeing the TV up on her armoire. Everyone was cheering, they were showing the audience outside clapping, smiling and looking up in the air. I remember thinking, WOW! This is incredible!!! And then what happened, was hard for me to process. I didn’t even understand what I was seeing. I was still cheering them on. It took me about 20 seconds to realize, that it had exploded. I just couldn’t believe it! I thought of all the astronauts, their family and friends. All the amazing people worked on the project. I couldn’t stop crying.💔 The astronaut, who was a teacher. She was such an inspiration. They all were. Christa McAuliffe, the American teacher selected for NASA’s Teacher in Space Project. She was a high school social studies teacher from Concord, New Hampshire, chosen in 1985 from more than 11,000 applicants to fly aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger as the first civilian (and specifically the first teacher) in space. Her very young elementary students, were in class watching it on TV too. Her role was to conduct educational lessons from orbit, making space more accessible and inspiring students. I felt a special connection to her. You have to remember at the time, it was not common to see a woman going to space, like it is today. We lost those amazing souls. It’s heartbreaking. I thought a lot about them, especially with Artemis II. The only thing that brings me solace, is it looks like, from the video, it was instant. They were doing what they loved, they were preparing in the capsule, space was in their blood and soul. They were so excited to go into space and hopefully they didn’t realize what was happening. I pray they were not afraid nor suffered. I mean it was just so instant. Some of life’s events like this, are still so vivid, so many years later. We all need to realize, how going to space is so dangerous. I know for me, I didn’t really think about how dangerous it truly was, until I saw Artemis II. They were explaining all the things that had to go right and it was mind blowing. It seems so common place nowadays, I think we may take it for granted at times. I know I do. May God rest their souls.🙏❤️💔😭
@XPnftclub I love him so much. I’m glad he’s doing better. I wish I could bring him home with me. I would love him and take the best care of Punch for the rest of our lives. Precious angel of God.🩷🩷🩷🐒🐒🐒