“I hope I never recover from this moment”- William Shatner
Here’s one for space. Here’s one for pop culture. William Shatner- AKA – Captain Kirk made it into space today on the Blue Origin Rocket. He is 90 years old. Gives me hope to one day make my way up there for a few minutes. I’m not one of those who wants to go live on Mars. However, I’m all down for experiencing zero gravity for a few minutes.
It must have been an unbelievable experience to be able to say “I hope I never recover from this moment“.
Don’t we all want this type of experience?
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psychologistmimi 
Even if you’re not a Star Trek fan (I’m a very minor one, if at all), Shatner has been a big influence, and seems a decent bloke – I’m glad he got to go. Especially since people his age rarely get to do the really fun stuff with no consequences.
Whether that’s the best use of anything – not going to judge.
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I completely agree!
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I would love it!
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🙂
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Hehe Like my Wife Says
It’s Nice to Visit Captain
Kirk’s Atmosphere
Yet It’s Much
Harder Now
to LiVE iN Outer Space
Always if One is Not
Appropriately
Accommodated
To Weighing As Much
As the Air With Colors of the Wind
Most Everyone one i meet in the
FlesH And Blood Life Want Whatever
It is i am on Yet it’s True i’m Simply Just
The All
In All
Easier
To Say
Than Dance
And Sing For
Real FRiEnDS
With Gravity
This Force FLoWinG
Is Everywhere For Real
And Surely Hehe my Ally To Rise…
i Have no Desire to Rise Higher
Not Even A Two Story Home
Haha.. Whenever i’m
on A Bridge
i’m so very
Light in Spirit
it Feels like up up
i Will Float over the
Edge and Even be
Subject to Gravity HAha..
And No i’m not Kidding at
ALL And No i Never Wanna
Recover At ALL iN ALL iN ALL…
-Air
Colors
of Wind
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