You guys
have to watch this—no you don’t have to--it just knocked my socks off.
I know this
isn’t giving you information.
It isn’t
giving advice.
It isn’t
about a contribution to society—but then maybe it is…
This story
hit me between the eyes, or rather in the heart.
It is about
love and caring, concern and even skill, and it comes from a monkey. It’s on
YouTube. I stumbled upon it. I know, you can do your own stumbling, but I couldn’t
resist.
A monkey was
electrocuted at a subway station and was lying completely unconscious in the
center corridor between two train tracks.
You can watch it here:
Don't read the next paragraph is you want to watch the You tube. It's the Reader's digest Version.
Another
monkey came up to the unconscious monkey, grabbed it, shook it, turned it over,
worked on resuscitating it, dumped it in water that was puddling over the edge
of a rail. The electrocuted monkey was like a rag doll, showing no sign of
life. The rescuing monkey kept working on him. FOR TWENTY MINUTES. Finally the
electrocuted monkey did rally, and at first was like a drunken sailor, then
recovered somewhat. The video ended with the rescuing monkey patting the
electrocuted one on the back. Probably humans probably would have pronounced
him dead long before twenty minutes.
Success!
MOB (Man
Over Board);
Have you
heard this one? A passenger tumbled off a balcony of a Royal Caribbean Cruise
Ship. No bells or whistles went off, no one saw him. He floated in the ocean
for about five hours…and a Disney Cruise Ship came along that same corridor, a
passenger spotted a man in the water, (imagine) and the Disney crew saved him.
Long live
Disney!
P.S. Disney
Cruise lines have a detection device that is an automatic man overboard
detection technology. It uses radar and sensors to establish a perimeter around
a ship. The Royal Caribbean Cruise line does not.
Success!
On Land:
My
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a Real Estate Agent, but I don’t believe I will investigate any property on the
moon. Good ole planet earth. I’ll take my chances here.
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