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You inspired us.
You defined us.
You showed us what we could do.
You made us understand that our limits are self-imposed.
To the scientists, engineers, technicians and astronauts whose work allowed our race to step foot on another world: Thank you. You humble me. You make me proud.
6 comments:
You're so full of it, Janiece. Nothing humbles a Senior Chief.
Bawahahahaha
But I know what you mean.
Smart Ass. The Apollo Moon landing should humble even you.
Well, maybe just a little...
Couldn't agree more! This is at the top of my list for awe and admiration.
Welcome, Paula.
I loves me some space technology, that's for sure.
After getting to see the SF movie Moon the other day, I am ready for the fortieth anniversary of Apollo 11 on the Moon.
Dr. Phil
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