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Thank you to everyone who still remembers my beam mount after all these years. That skill was a piece of my soul, and knowing it still resonates means everything to me. https://t.co/xJdCp4alVQ

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@911NewsBreaks Have they tried filling it with feces yet?

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@senwyns @JesusRoxIt Ahh, he is beautiful. They really are special dogs.

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@JesusRoxIt @Thanksfoasking We were blessed to have one in our life too. He had to leave too soon, only 13 or so a wonderful rescue from the pound 🐾🐾🐾

senwyns's tweet photo. @JesusRoxIt @Thanksfoasking We were blessed to have one in our life too. He had to leave too soon, only 13 or so a wonderful rescue from the pound 🐾🐾🐾 https://t.co/or9HyISMAE

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@JesusRoxIt Yes they do.

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@JesusRoxIt I knew it. As soon as you said, follows you to the bathroom, I knew. That was before I even saw the picture. They are the best. This was my best friend for 15 years.

Thanksfoasking's tweet photo. @JesusRoxIt I knew it. As soon as you said, follows you to the bathroom, I knew. That was before I even saw the picture. They are the best. This was my best friend for 15 years. https://t.co/fqCLf92Vfx

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@AngryDockDog @JesusRoxIt Yes they are, loyal for life.

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My parents died suddenly in a car accident 25 years ago this year. I was 21, and became a guardian for my little brother and sister (10 and 12 at the time). I've spoken about the accident and its impact on a couple of podcasts, but it's fresh on my mind as my brother just shared with me a handwritten letter I sent to him at his school. He's kept it with him ever since. I've transcribed it below; he told me last night that it's helped him many times over the past two decades. Sharing it here in case what I said back then in an attempt to help a little lost boy is of assistance to anyone else. 23 July 2002 To Harry, From Freddie. 1. Don't panic. 2. You have many people watching your back. I am one of them and I am watching it very closely. 3. The accident was nobody's fault. Therefore we cannot legitimately blame anyone for it. We call it an accident for this reason. 4. We cannot bring Mummy and Daddy back – but this has important consequences: – We need to remember what they taught us. – We need to behave as they would have wanted us to. – Because they are not alive, but we are, we owe both ourselves and their memory a duty to live as well and as fully as we possibly can, not to give in, not to give up. Because of the accident we have been given a very special insight into what it means to be alive – to live as fully as we can, to consider others, to work at what we are good at, and work even harder at what is difficult. Something has been wasted, something has been lost. We must make sure that our lives are not. We shall always regret that Mummy and Daddy are not here – let us not regret anything we do, or know that we had a chance and threw it away. Whatever happens, I have got your back. Even if I do sometimes hit you with cricket balls. Run straight, look your foe in the eye, and never back down. Strength and honour! I love you very much.